Family building through egg and sperm donation : medical, legal, and ethical issues /

Bibliographic Details
Other Authors: Seibel, Machelle M., Crockin, Susan L.
Format: Book
Language:English
Published: Boston : Jones and Bartlett Publishers, [1996]
Subjects:
Table of Contents:
  • Foreword / Elliot L. Sagall
  • Prologue / Machelle M. Seibel
  • Pt. 1. Medical issues
  • Understanding the medical procedures and terminology surrounding reproductive technology
  • In vitro fertilization (IVF)
  • Gamete intrafallopian transfer (GIFT)
  • Artificial insemination (AI)
  • Assisted fertilization
  • Surrogate
  • Gestational carriers
  • Egg donor
  • Therapeutic donor insemination
  • Psychologic aspects of TDI
  • Evaluating the patients
  • Screening and selecting the donor
  • Matching donors and recipients
  • Ordering semen samples
  • Legal considerations of TDI
  • Informed consent
  • Rates of success
  • Techniques of TDI
  • Discontinuation of treatment
  • Follow-up of TDI
  • Psychologic issues associated with donor insemination
  • Sense of self
  • Sickness, loss, and mortality
  • Oedipal rivalry and the other man
  • Sexual dysfunction
  • Program design for successful egg donation
  • Setting up an egg donation program: the ethical debate
  • Developing a team
  • The counseling component
  • The patient education module
  • Recruitment, screening, and matching procedures
  • The role of the coordinator: practical considerations
  • Follow-up protocols
  • Psychologic counseling and screening for egg donation
  • Donor evaluation
  • Known egg donors and their recipients
  • Anonymous egg donors and their recipients
  • Donor-recipient matching
  • Genetic issues in gamete donation
  • TDI as a paradigm
  • Autosomal dominant indications
  • Autosomal recessive indications
  • X-linked recessive indications
  • Part 2. Legal issues
  • Laws surrounding reproductive technologies
  • Background on assisted reproductive technology and the law
  • Constitutional issues
  • Family law issues: legal and biological parenthood
  • Insuring infertility treatment: legal aspects of insurance coverage and discrimination
  • State legislation
  • Legal challenges based on insurance contract analysis
  • Legal challenges based on federal legislation
  • Coverage for egg donation
  • Legal issues in egg donation
  • Rearing rights and duties
  • Donor and physician liability
  • Risk to donors
  • The legality of paying donors
  • Issues of offspring welfare
  • Egg donation consent forms
  • General requirements for informed consent
  • Informed consent forms for ovum donation
  • Checklist for the recipient couple's consent forms
  • Checklist for ovum donor's consent form
  • Pt. 3. Social/ethical issues
  • Charting uncharted waters the role of the ethics advisory committee
  • Institutional review boards
  • Egg donation in women over the age of fifty
  • Factors responsible for introducing oocyte donation to older women
  • Natural fertility in the perimenopause
  • Religious views regarding gamete donation
  • Jewish Law
  • Islamic Law
  • Christian view
  • Consumer perspectives on the donor egg option
  • Moving beyond the decision
  • Getting support
  • Conceptual and ethical considerations in medically assisted reproduction
  • What is a parent?
  • Explaining gamete donation to children
  • Psychological readiness
  • Telling
  • Egg donation: psychological and counseling issues surrounding disclosure versus privacy
  • Language
  • Medical
  • Sociological
  • Conceiving the future: the impact of the human genome project on gamete donation
  • Genetic mapmaking: the human genome project
  • Government coordination of the human genome project
  • Social and political origins of the human genome project
  • Purpose and goals of the human genome project