French Public Health CodeIn force
Chapter IV: Organ transplants.
Article L1234-3
Practitioners performing organ transplants may not receive any fee-for-service remuneration for these activities.
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Practitioners performing organ transplants may not receive any fee-for-service remuneration for these activities.
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Any removal of tissues and cells with a view to donation carried out under the conditions set out in Chapter II of this Title is a medical activity.
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Any removal of organs carried out under the conditions laid down in Chapter III of this Title is a medical activity.
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