Questionable ethics--whistle-blowing or tale-telling?

Journal of Medical Ethics 23 (6):382-383 (1997)
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Abstract

Renal biopsy is a potentially hazardous procedure, generally performed for therapeutic reasons. An open renal biopsy was performed when there appeared to be no accepted clinical indication and its results published in a specialty journal, whose editors declined publication of subsequent correspondence, questioning the ethical propriety of such a procedure. The implications for clinical practice, authors, editors and readers are discussed

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