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Court-authorised caesareans: new guidance.
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Hard cases make bad law?
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Court-authorised caesarean sections--the end of a trend?
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Human rights, reproductive freedom, medicine and the law.
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Legal aspects of consent 11: compulsory Caesarean sections.
Case Scenario: Miss MB required a Caesarean section in order to save her fetus. However, while she gave consent to the operation, she suffered from a needle phobia which caused her to panic and refuse the preliminary anaesthetic. The trust applied for a declaration that the Caesarean section could take place on the grounds that the needle phobia rendered her mentally incapacitated and therefore the operation should proceed in her best interests (Re MB (an adult: medical treatment), [1997]).
Compulsory Caesarean sections: an English perspective.
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Caesarean sections, phobias and foetal rights.
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