Choosing assisted reproduction : social, emotional & ethical considerations /

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Author / Creator:Cooper, Susan, 1947-
Imprint:Indianapolis, IN : Perspectives Press, c1998.
Description:400 p. ; 24 cm.
Language:English
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Format: Print Book
URL for this record:http://pi.lib.uchicago.edu/1001/cat/bib/6685419
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Other authors / contributors:Glazer, Ellen Sarasohn.
ISBN:0944934196
9780944934197
0944934226 (pbk.)
9780944934227 (pbk.)
Notes:Includes bibliographical references (p. [379]-383) and index.
Table of Contents:
  • Introduction
  • Chapter 1. Emotional and Ethical Considerations of Assisted Reproductive Technology
  • Principles of Medical Ethics
  • The Separate Components of Parenthood
  • Unnatural Conception
  • Avoidance of Regret
  • Chapter 2. In Vitro Fertilization and the Assisted Reproductive Technologies
  • The ART Options
  • Initial Considerations
  • ART Statistics
  • The ART Process
  • When to End ART Treatment?
  • Chapter 3. Pregnancy After ART
  • A Miraculous Conception
  • Pregnancy after Gamete Donation
  • Pregnancy Loss after ART
  • Chapter 4. Moving Forward: Changing Direction
  • Guidance from the Mind
  • Guidance from the Heart
  • Grief, Resolution and Celebration
  • Chapter 5. Donor Insemination
  • Setting the Stage: A Climate of Shame and Secrecy
  • Diagnosing Male Infertility
  • Treatment for Male Infertility
  • Deciding on Donor Insemination
  • Known vs. Unknown Donors
  • Known Sperm Donation
  • Anonymous Sperm Donation
  • The Selection and Practice of Anonymous Sperm Donation
  • Attempting Pregnancy
  • Chapter 6. Ovum Donation
  • Who Uses Donor Ova?
  • Potential Ovum Donors
  • The Medical Process
  • Medical Screening of Ovum Donors
  • Ethical Considerations of Ovum Donation
  • Known Ovum Donation
  • Anonymous Ovum Donation
  • Chapter 7. Surrogacy
  • Who Considers Using Surrogacy
  • The Development of Twentieth Century Contractual Surrogacy
  • Surrogacy in Practice
  • Pregnancy and Birth through Surrogacy
  • Chapter 8. Gestational Care
  • A Social and Ethical Perspective
  • A Legal Perspective
  • Gestational Care Couples
  • Gestational Carriers
  • The Gestational Care Experience
  • Chapter 9. Embryo Adoption
  • Reasons for Choosing Embryo Adoption
  • Ethical Issues in Embryo Adoption
  • Psychosocial Issues in Embryo Adoption
  • Availability and Practice of Embryo Adoption
  • Chapter 10. Telling the Truth: Why, When, and How to Do So
  • The Historical Context of Secrecy: An Unfortunate Tradition
  • Openness: An Ethnically and Psychologically Sound Approach
  • Talking to Children about Their Origins