Philipp GraefDie Gebärmuttertransplantation

About this book deutschenglish

The uterine transplantation represents a revolutionary breakthrough in modern, self-determined, and diverse society. This first comprehensive work in German provides a profound insight into one of the most innovative medical procedures of our time. It explores medical, legal, and ethical aspects associated with this novel technology.

To answer the central question of the book

Is uterine transplantation legally permissible in Germany?

the history and medical backgrounds are meticulously described. Alongside a thorough analysis of the legal permissibility of uterine transplantation, alternatives such as surrogacy and adoption are elucidated and juxtaposed. Both live and deceased donation are examined and critically questioned.

Subsequently, the ethical dimensions of this medical advancement are extensively discussed.

A particularly intriguing aspect is the discourse on the application of uterine transplantation across various genders. To date, performed solely on cisgender women, this method could also become relevant for transgender individuals or cisgender men.

Furthermore, the book highlights the financial aspect: Who bears the costs of uterine transplantation – are these procedures to be considered part of medical care that should be borne by the public?

This book is an indispensable work for affected individuals, professionals, researchers, enthusiasts, and anyone else interested in grappling with the complex facets of uterine transplantation. It provides well-founded information, encourages reflection, and contributes to an enlightened discussion on one of the most fascinating and controversial topics in modern medicine.

Ultimately, it aids in better understanding the opportunities and challenges of childbearing faced by people without a uterus and places them in the context of humanity’s major questions.