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This paper discussed issues of ethical assessment and moral concern as
sociated with organ replacement and physical enhancement: research, al
location, organ donation, artificial organs, xenografts, biomaterials,
and neuromaterials. While emphasizing the medical and moral benefits
over associated risks, it calls for a better integration of moral asse
ssment into technology assessment and for the establishment of a cross
-cultural and interdisciplinary International Ethics Committee for Org
an Replacement Therapy.