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IS PASSIVE EUTHANASIA A RIGHT FOR THE PATIENT WITH NO HOPE OF RECOVERY?
Euthanasia; It has been a subject that has been discussed from various perspectives, especially in recent years. Euthanasia, which has a wide framework in itself with its meaning, scope, problems and solutions, often appears with its ethical dimension. There is a multifaceted debate on euthanasia in terminally ill patients, irreversible neurology patients, and intensive care patients. In this review, it is aimed to discuss whether passive euthanasia can be considered as a patient's right in the context of the literature in patients with no hope of recovery.