On living-related transplantation

Article describes the judgment on the nature of living-related transplantation. We must proceed from the fact that any patient who is doomed to death, while breathing, remains a person aimed at the future. With a related organ transplant, doctors act morally, but with elements of error. And if you take into account the fact those doctors have an alternative way - transplantation of organs taken from a corpse; that is, in a linear order, then they would act morally without any reservations. In moral matters, doctors should strive for an affordable optimum, guided by moral responsibility.