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Governance approaches enhance ethical tissue procurement in organ donation settings, suggesting broader applicability.
Governance-centered, practice-based approaches are essential for ethically grounded procurement of rare human spinal cord tissue in organ donation settings. Emphasis on upstream decision making, explicit scope limits, and conservative default thresholds supports translational research while preserving clinical primacy and ethical clarity. These principles may assist other centers seeking to integrate spinal cord research within established organ donation programs.
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