Panel rejects 'domino' liver transplant request

Panel rejects 'domino' liver transplant request

Taihei Miyakawa (R), chairman of Kumamoto Univ. medical ethics committee, says Jan. 6 at a press conference that it turned down a request by a team of university doctors to perform a so-called ''domino'' liver transplant procedure.

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