Brain Death - the Cuba Conference

The program for the VIII INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON BRAIN DEATH AND DISORDERS OF CONSCIOUSNESS is packed full of interesting sessions from Tuesday, December 3 to Friday, December 7. Here are some session titles.

Why And When Should Brain Death Be Declared?

Brain Death Uncertainty: Growing Challenges To Its Legal Status

Vegetative State, Minimally Conscious State, Brain Death, Or A New State Of Disorder Of Consciousness?

“I” And “Thou”: The Development Of Individuation In The Context Of Consciousness

World-Wide Consensus Statement On Brain Death Determination.

Changing Tides In “Death By Neurologic Criteria”

Lessons Learned From The Charlie Gard Case

Determination Of Death By Neurologic Criteria For Adults - Usa (State Of New Jersey)

Current Status Of AAN Guidelines For The Determination Of Brain Death In Adults: Where The Guidelines Fall Short

Reversible Brain Death After Cardiopulmonary Arrest And Induced Hypothermia

Round Table On Jahi Mcmath and Other Controversial Brain-Dead Cases

Different Types Of Brain Death

Ethical Controversies In The Diagnosis Of Brain Death: Ancillary Testing

Physiologic Signatures Of Brain Death Using Invasive Intracranial Monitoring

Are ‘Brain Death’ And ‘Death’ Equivalent? Opinions In The General Public And In Clinicians

Determining Brain Death: The Updated Version Of The Brain Death Protocol Of The Netherlands

Euthanasia In The Netherlands