Hello!

I am interested in participating in this, as the history and ethics of these anatomical topics are a personal interest of mine. I was thinking that since we are in an international community, we could also see if members are interested in translating this for others into other languages. I can make myself available for Spanish.

Have a nice day!

Hello Dear Bill,

Thank you for sharing this, I will try do my best for the statement creation. I believe it’s a neccessity. I will be waiting to hear from you regarding the work schedule and preparation.

Regards,

Okan

There is no single, global “official ethical statement” on plastination, as regulations and ethical considerations may vary by country and institution. However, there are widely accepted ethical principles and applications derived from bioethics and medical law that are relevant to plastination. These principles address the dignity of the human body and consent, a starting point that encompasses us in making plastination more humane. Key points found in ethical discussions about plastination include: respect for posthumous dignity, respectful treatment, consent and autonomy, legitimate objectives, and purposes of public display.

Thanks for the topic suggestion.

Ernesto Hurtado

Hello Bill!

I am not receiving any updates or emails from this forum. My email address is dhalma.bayron@upr.edu, and I am still interested in participating in this if it has not yet begun or if assistance is still needed. If you have an email, I can contact you; I would be glad to.

Best regards,

Dhalma