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Brain Death S. E. Schlosser was a loner working aThe traditional equation of the death of a person with irreversible cessation of cardiorespiratory function the absence of heartbeat, pulse, or respiration is being replaced by modern medicine with a definition of death in terms of irreversible destruction of function brain death. In this book, the author thoughtfully and analytically surveys and evaluates the arguments for and against equating the death of a person with brain death. The ethical