A transplant in a young man with schizophrenia receives ethical and outcomes analysis in the American Journal of Psychiatry this month. It describes how “we brought this case before the ethics committee of the hospital and succeeded in overturning the initial rejection. We also describe the subsequent successful medical and psychiatric outcomes of the heart transplant operation.”
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