MARQUES, T. V.; http://lattes.cnpq.br/0867056276946532; MARQUES, Thammara Vieira.
Resumo:
With the improvement of surgical techniques for medicine in recent times, and with
progress in Pharmacotherapy, the transplantation of organs and tissues has turned
into an effective possibility for the expansion and improvement of human life. This
monographic study was performed with the scope to provide a clear and concise
learning about donation and transplantation of organs post mortem in Brazil and your
relationship with the principle of autonomy of the will of the donor. The issue of this
paper is to clarify the principle of autonomy of the will is a little honored in the event
of a conflict between the will and the will of the donor's family in post-mortem
donation. Therefore, the study aims to analyze the consent for removal of organs and
tissues post mortem for donation and transplantation on brazilian legislation, in the
light of the principle of autonomy of the will and permission of the family. The same
deal the fundamental concepts, the history of transplants of organs and tissues, as
well as on the preceding legislation law No. 9,434/1997, as well as the relevant
changes suffered by same. Then it will be discussed the concepts of bioethics and
Biolaw and its basic principles, and will be treated the antinomy between the current
Transplant Law and the Civil Code of 2002 regarding the autonomy of the will of the
donor. For the preparation of this study used the deductive methods and history. The
procedure already used the literature search and analysis of books, magazines and
published scientific articles on the subject approach. In this way, it will be
demonstrated that in the vast majority of cases where the conflict of interest, the
potential donor and your family, the autonomy of the will of the donor does not
receive due respect.