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Wohlfahrtstheoretische Grundlagen,r intensive care as a different kind of medicine. Nevertheless, the basic problems and the type of decisions doctors confront in this area have been always part of medical practice, especially during exceptional circumstances such as war or natural catastrophes. Perhaps, what gives to intensive care

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,Werkstoffdaten in der Proze?simulation,inary and the extraordinary means. It is not frequent to find a correct explanation of this doctrine. If we take a look at the classical manuals of moral theology, we can realize that this doctrine has been more used than analysed; in other words, that it has been understood in a way more intuitive

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,Werkstoffdaten in der Proze?simulation,rtain medical treatments in some circumstances. This consensus is based first on a recognition that not all treatments which prolong biological life are humanly beneficial to the patient, and, second on the general agreement that there is a moral difference between killing, euthanasia, and allowing

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-011-0259-9Ethical Issues; ethics; health; intensive care medicine; morality

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