Em março de 1989, A Sentinela deixou a recuperação intraoperatória de sangue à 'trained conscience' de cada um, nos casos em que o circuito fosse contínuo, ao mesmo tempo que reafirmou que o sangue armazenado e depois devolvido ao paciente continuava excluído.

The Watchtower, “Questions From Readers”

1 de março de 1989 · pp.30-31 · Watch Tower Bible and Tract Society

“another Christian (who also would not let blood flow from him, be stored for some time, and later be put back into him) might conclude that a circuit with recovery from a surgical site and ongoing reinfusion would not violate his trained conscience.”

On intra-operative blood salvage equipment; some would refuse, others accept if the circuit is continuous.

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