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Critical Care (London, England)|March 18, 2004
Ethics roundtable debate: withdrawal of tube feeding in a patient with persistent vegetative state where the patients wishes are unclear and there is family dissensionTom Buckley, David Crippen, Anthony L DeWitt, et al.Critical Care (London, England)|August 2, 2007
Advanced directives and treatment decisions in the intensive care unitLeslie M WhetstineJournal of Child Neurology|December 17, 2013
Ethical challenges in assisted reproduction: the place of preimplantation genetic diagnosis in a just societyLeslie M WhetstineCritical Care (London, England)|March 27, 2007
Bench-to-bedside review: when is dead really dead--on the legitimacy of using neurologic criteria to determine deathLeslie M WhetstineSeminars in Pediatric Neurology|September 12, 2015
Cognitive Enhancement: Treating or Cheating?Leslie M WhetstineCritical Care (London, England)|January 27, 2007
Ethics review: dark angels--the problem of death in intensive careDavid W Crippen, Leslie M WhetstineCritical Care (London, England)|September 3, 2005
Medical treatment for the terminally ill: the 'risk of unacceptable badness'David CrippenCritical Care (London, England)|August 18, 2004
Pro/con clinical debate: life support should have a special status among therapies, and patients or their families should have a right to insist on this treatment even if it will not improve outcomeDavid Crippen, Laura HawryluckThe Surgical Clinics of North America|November 23, 2006
Brain death and withdrawal of supportMaxim D Hammer, David CrippenCritical Care (London, England)|April 3, 2010
Disaster medicine: the caring contradictionDavid Crippen, Charles Krin, Dean Lorich, et al.Pageof 2