Percepciones y creencias sobre criopreservación embrionaria en mujeres y hombres que se realizan técnicas de reproducción asistida en Santiago, Chile

Velarde, Marissa; Salas, Sofía P.; Domínguez, Rosario Torres; López, Teresa; Céspedes, Pablo Buriticá; Furman, Irene; Godoy, Anita; Castro, Magdalena; Zegers‐Hochschild, Fernando

doi:10.4067/s0717-75262018000100027

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“…Una primera aproximación a los embriones, desde la experiencia de las parejas que tienen embriones congelados, muestra que se refieren a ellos con términos como "vida", "hijo", "hijo potencial" o "reflejo del amor de pareja", y menos de 10 % lo consideran "un grupo de células" o "una carga difícil de llevar"; mayoritariamente, consideran que existe una nueva persona al momento de la fecundación (22). Precisamente, a partir de esta experiencia se abren preguntas sobre la dimensión personal del embrión.…”

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Adopción embrionaria: estado de la cuestión ético-jurídica en el Perú

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La técnica de reproducción asistida trae consigo un número de embriones sobrantes. Se propone una revisión del estado de la cuestión de estos embriones en el Perú. Se revisa desde las perspectivas biológica, ética y jurídica. Se profundiza en el ordenamiento jurídico peruano, sobre el estado de desprotección de estos embriones y se contrasta con una posible solución: la adopción embrionaria. Se constata el estado de incertidumbre de la situación de estos embriones y se concluye como ilegítima la práctica de la adopción embrionaria, por vulnerar la dignidad y condición de sujeto de derecho del embrión sobrante.

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Adopción embrionaria: estado de la cuestión ético-jurídica en el Perú

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“…A qualitative study (with interviews and focus groups 4 ) found that the arguments most commonly used to justify the rejection of ARTs are that they involve the manipulation and commercialization of human life and that God's will must be obeyed (Herrera, Teitelboim, and Zegers-Hochschild 2015). When analyzing the perceptions of men and women with cryopreserved embryos, Velarde et al (2018) found that these embryos are considered a child (53.2%) or a potential child (40.7%). Most respondents rejected the option of discarding them or using them for research while around half indicated that they would be willing to donate them to another couple for reproductive purposes (associating this with adoption).…”

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“I did everything humanly possible”: the process of making reproductive decisions in the context of assisted reproduction in Chile

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2020

Tapuya: Latin American Science, Technology and Society

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The options for intervention opened by assisted reproductive technology (ART) oblige its users to make decisions that drag them into a "moral odyssey." This paper explores the decisionmaking of mothers and fathers in Chile who opted to use ART as a means of having a child. Methods: The results are based on a qualitative study. Thirty-two in-depth interviews with mothers and fathers who had children through ART were analyzed using thematic content analysis. Results: The participants would have liked to be guided by the doctors and not be forced to make decisions. However, when treatments fail and become more complex, they are obliged to make decisions on matters they perceive as akin to science fiction. On the one hand, they feel they must do everything possible to have a child but, on the other, they believe they must establish limits to determine how far it is morally acceptable to go. To identify these limits, they ask themselves what is natural and what the divine will is. Conclusion: The need to exhaust all the possibilities to have a child means always asking oneself where to set the limits of what is morally acceptable. People view the creation of human life and ties of kinship as things that should be beyond human will. Parents want to be sure they will have children but also want to be able to leave things in "the hands of God" or "the hands of nature."

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Percepciones y creencias sobre criopreservación embrionaria en mujeres y hombres que se realizan técnicas de reproducción asistida en Santiago, Chile

Cited by 2 publications

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Adopción embrionaria: estado de la cuestión ético-jurídica en el Perú

Adopción embrionaria: estado de la cuestión ético-jurídica en el Perú

“I did everything humanly possible”: the process of making reproductive decisions in the context of assisted reproduction in Chile

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