Why the neurosurgeon should apply the concepts of neuroethics in their daily clinical practice

Authors

Miguel Antonio Sandoval Balanzario, Neurosurgeon and Chairman of the Bioethics Committee, Angeles Acoxpa HospitalFollow
Lizbeth Itzel Sandoval Olivares, Neurosurgery Departament, 20 de Noviembre Hospital ISSSTE
Noe Santiago Ramírez, Neurocience Departament Star Medica Hospital Mexico State
Noe Santiago Rea, Medical Student La Salle Universite Mexico City

Corresponding Author

Dr. Miguel Antonio Sandoval Balanzario

Document Type

Neurosurgery and Politics

Abstract

The human being is a community and social being, thus, he was capable to establish rules and humanize he's environment, allowed by the development of he's intelligence, as well as moral behavior. Nevertheless, morals and ethics have also evolved along the history, allowing the birth of neuroethics in 2002 with the objective to study ethical behavior of neurological research procedures and study ethics from the neuroscientific point.

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Recommended Citation

Balanzario, Miguel Antonio Sandoval; Olivares, Lizbeth Itzel Sandoval; Ramírez, Noe Santiago; and Rea, Noe Santiago (2024) "Why the neurosurgeon should apply the concepts of neuroethics in their daily clinical practice," Archives of Neurosurgery: Vol. 3: Iss. 1, Article 2.
DOI: https://doi.org/10.71119/2992-8478.1050
Available at: https://www.ansjournal.org/home/vol3/iss1/2