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Anatomy18

Eye Transplants Organ of Corti Compound Eye, Arthropod Retina Vitreous Body Posterior Eye Segment Sclera Vomeronasal Organ Kidney Axial Length, Eye Anterior Chamber Subfornical Organ Aqueous Humor Iris Lens, Crystalline Ciliary Body Tears

Diseases20

Brain Death Death Cadaver Eye Diseases Eye Injuries Dry Eye Syndromes Eye Abnormalities Eye Burns Heart Arrest Multiple Organ Failure Eye Neoplasms Brain Injuries Eye Injuries, Penetrating Eye Foreign Bodies Glaucoma Infertility Eye Infections Myopia Eye Infections, Bacterial Pelvic Organ Prolapse

Chemicals and Drugs1

Ophthalmic Solutions

Analytical, Diagnostic and Therapeutic Techniques and Equipment49

Organ Transplantation Oocyte Donation Tissue and Organ Harvesting Donor Selection Kidney Transplantation Questionnaires Transplantation Liver Transplantation Organ Preservation Embryo Disposition Corneal Transplantation Pancreas Transplantation Withholding Treatment Insemination, Artificial, Heterologous Cross-Sectional Studies Retrospective Studies Blood Transfusion, Autologous Data Collection Registries Patient Selection Eye Enucleation Sampling Studies Organ Size Blood Transfusion Terminal Care Critical Care Heart Transplantation Visual Acuity Blood Safety Chi-Square Distribution Nephrectomy Program Evaluation Eye Protective Devices Interviews as Topic Analysis of Variance Logistic Models Fertilization in Vitro Embryo Research Cause of Death Embryo Transfer Cryopreservation Eye Movement Measurements Warm Ischemia Axial Length, Eye Reproductive Techniques, Assisted Treatment Outcome Plateletpheresis Prospective Studies Pregnancy Rate

Psychiatry and Psychology32

Gift Giving Altruism Attitude to Death Family Attitude Morals Professional-Family Relations Refusal to Participate Health Knowledge, Attitudes, Practice Attitude to Health Decision Making Awareness Motivation Intention Bereavement Disclosure Trust Attitude of Health Personnel Physician's Role Personal Autonomy Communication Nurse's Role Volition Surrogate Mothers Comprehension Adolescent Psychology Visual Acuity Parents Commodification Choice Behavior Confidentiality Health Behavior

Phenomena and Processes13

Eye Movements Time Factors Eye Color Graft Survival Organ Size Organ Specificity Visual Acuity Chi-Square Distribution Ocular Physiological Phenomena Intraocular Pressure Pregnancy Fixation, Ocular Pregnancy Rate

Disciplines and Occupations3

Embryo Research Critical Care Nursing Geography

Anthropology, Education, Sociology and Social Phenomena29

Presumed Consent Third-Party Consent Human Body Public Opinion Informed Consent Family Medical Tourism Cultural Characteristics Consent Forms Health Education Disclosure Public Policy Culture Internationality Personal Autonomy Charities Surrogate Mothers Students Socioeconomic Factors Students, Medical Parents Relief Work Confidentiality Age Distribution Compensation and Redress Adoption United States Office of Research Integrity Resource Allocation Patient Education as Topic

Technology, Industry, Agriculture4

Radio Television Eye Protective Devices Commodification

Humanities11

Religion and Medicine Human Body Religion Islam Morals Ethics, Medical Moral Obligations Hinduism Bioethics Personal Autonomy Christianity

Information Science13

Persuasive Communication Questionnaires Radio Disclosure Information Dissemination Television Communication Data Collection Registries Interviews as Topic Cause of Death Internet Pregnancy Rate

Named Groups16

Tissue Donors Living Donors Blood Donors African Americans Personnel, Hospital Ethnic Groups Hispanic Americans Clergy Asian Americans Surrogate Mothers Continental Population Groups Students Students, Medical Parents European Continental Ancestry Group Volunteers

Health Care64

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