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发表于 2016-10-24 22:36 |只看该作者 |倒序浏览 |打印
朋友们,有人在树兰医院(浙江大学国际医院)做过肝移植吗?
树兰医院的肝移植如何呢?最好是做过的能分享一下,谢谢。
还有,能说一下树兰医院肝移植之后的费用是多少呢?

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发表于 2016-10-26 08:59 |只看该作者
有郑树森院士在,应该不会差。不过为什么不选择浙一医院呢?

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发表于 2017-2-11 14:04 |只看该作者
我也在浙一排队,不过国际医院有肝源就转过去,费用暂时先准备50w。应该都是郑树森主刀的吧

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发表于 2017-2-11 18:54 |只看该作者
如何看待国际权威学术期刊《国际肝杂志》发表文章表示撤下郑树森的文章并终身禁止其发表?
据Science杂志报导,国际权威学术期刊《国际肝杂志》近日决定,由于作者无法提供563例肝脏移植的器官来源符合道德伦理的证明,该杂志决定撤销浙江大学第一附属医院郑树森院士等人2016年10月在网上发表的论文,并终身禁止发表浙江大学郑树森院士的论文。
报道链接:Study retraction reignites concern over China’s possible use of prisoner organs

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A protest in Hong Kong of illegal organ trafficking in mainland China.
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Study retraction reignites concern over China’s possible use of prisoner organs
By Dalmeet Singh ChawlaFeb. 6, 2017 , 4:15 PM
A journal has decided to retract a 2016 study because of concerns that its data on the safety of liver transplantation involved organs sourced from executed prisoners in China. The action, taken despite a denial by the study’s authors that such organs were used, comes after clinical ethicist Wendy Rogers of Macquarie University in Sydney, Australia, and colleagues authored a letter to the editor of Liver International on 30 January, calling for the paper’s retraction in the “absence of credible evidence of ethical sourcing of organs.”

For years, Chinese officials have come under fire for allegedly allowing the use of organs from executed prisoners for transplants, including for foreigners coming to the country for so-called medical tourism. In January 2015, it explicitly banned the practice and set up a volunteer donation system, but doubts persist that much has changed.

The disputed study—published online in October 2016—analyzed 563 consecutive liver transplantations performed before the ban (from April 2010 to October 2014) at a medical center in China. Suspicious, Rogers organized the protest letter to the journal. “Publication of data from prisoners is ethically inappropriate given that it [is] not possible to ensure that the prisoners freely agreed either to donate their organs, or to be included [in] a research program,” she tells ScienceInsider.
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Mario Mondelli of the University of Pavia in Italy, Liver International’s editor-in-chief, notes that two of the study’s authors tried to reassure him in an email, which he provided to ScienceInsider. Shusen Zheng and Sheng Yan of the First Affiliated Hospital of Zhejiang University in Hangzhou, China, wrote that “all organs were recovered from donors after cardiac death and no grafts obtained from executed prisoners were used.” (Zheng, who was granted the Science and Technology Progress Award from the Ho Leung Ho Lee Foundation in 2013, and Yan have not responded to a request for comment from ScienceInsider.)

After getting no reply to subsequent request for further evidence on the origin of the organs, Mondelli says, the journal asked the authors’ institution for an official document, by 3 February, confirming that organs were not sourced from executed prisoners. Again, he says, there was no response.

Mondelli says the original study and its related correspondence will be published together in an upcoming print issue. The study will, however, be accompanied with a retraction statement, and the authors, adds Mondelli, will face a “life-long embargo” from submitting their work to Liver International.

Last year, Rogers and colleagues called for the retraction of another paper in the Journal of Medical Ethics that, according to Rogers, presented a “very positive” and “sanitized” account of organ procurement in China. In that case, instead of retracting the article, the journal published a lengthy correction.  

The new dispute has flared just before a summit on organ trafficking and transplant tourism, to be held in Vatican City, Italy on February 7 and 8, by The Pontifical Academy of Sciences.

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发表于 2017-2-15 16:47 |只看该作者
楼上,这不能算是郑院士的错。医学伦理和医学水平是两码事。再说器官移植的医学伦理在中国也是历史遗留问题。

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发表于 2017-2-15 22:29 |只看该作者
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你理解错误,要他提供肝源来源,会导致以后肝移植对肝源管理会更加严格,想移植会更难。

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发表于 2017-2-16 16:03 |只看该作者
可追溯的供体来源是大势所趋,中国也概莫能外。不要有太多的幻想了。
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