Part, Chapter, Paragraph

 1 I, 1,1  |            in the other. ~The first patient was placed on an oral diet
 2 I, 1,1  |       apparently transferred to the patient, even though this did not
 3 II, 1,12|           identity of the recipient patient is a central point not only
 4 II, 2,14|             close contacts with the patient, leading eventually to its
 5 II, 2,14|                  and to monitor the patient very closely and constantly.
 6 II, 2,14|          possibility of placing the patient in quarantine to prevent
 7 II, 2,14|          having close contacts with patient should also be made. ~Moreover,
 8 II, 2,14| recombination that could affect the patient's germ cells. Sexual abstinence
 9 II, 2,14|        clinical support the for the patient in the process of integration. ~
10 II, 2,16|             to making sure that the patient is informed about the real
11 II, 2,16|          contagion is present). The patient must also be informed about
12 II, 2,16|          consent on the part of the patient should be understood as
13 II, 2,16|  experimental phase. ~However, if a patient incapable of giving valid
14 II, 2,16|            temporary solution for a patient in a coma), provided that
15 II, 2,16|             hope of benefit for the patient. ~The patient's relatives
16 II, 2,16|       benefit for the patient. ~The patient's relatives should also
17 II, 2,16|    regarding their contact with the patient and about the possible risks
18 II, 2,16|          from them, since it is the patient who is ultimately responsible
19 II, 3,19|        continue for the rest of the patient's life, watching for any