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• A Critical Analysis of the Roman Catholic Medico-Moral Principle of Totality and Its Applicability to Sterilizing Mutilations 

  Cox, John M. (1972)
• Disfigured Anatomies and Imperfect Analogies: Body Integrity Identity Disorder and the Supposed Right to Self-Demanded Amputation of Healthy Body Parts 

  Patrone, D. (2009-09)

  Patients with the controversial diagnosis of body integrity identity disorder (BIID) report an emotional discomfort with having a body part (usually a limb) that they feel should not be there. This discomfort is so strong ...
• DNA fingerprinting and the right to inviolability of the body and bodily integrity in the Netherlands: convincing evidence and proliferating body parts 

  Toom, Victor (2006-12)

  The paper uses insights from the so-called rape in disguise case study to describe forensic DNA practices in the Netherlands in late 1980s. It describes how reliabilities of forensic DNA practices were achieved. One such ...