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- Published on: 28 February 2006
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Dear Editor,
As a surgeon my attention was caught by the opening question "What should we say to the man who has lost an arm in a farming accident", in Savelescu, Foddy and Rogers' article on the clinical ethics of "What should we say?" 1 Having read their article I believe the authors failed to address the practicality of ethical difficulties in this and other clinical scenarios.
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