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 1 III|        Pope said: "If no other means exist, and if, in the given
 2 IV |        by one's own hand or by means of someone else, as one
 3 IV |         the use of therapeutic means can sometimes pose problems.
 4 IV | obliged to use "extraordinary" means. This reply, which as a
 5 IV |         and "disproportionate" means. In any case, it will be
 6 IV |     correct judgment as to the means by studying the type of
 7 IV |        to have recourse to the means provided by the most advanced
 8 IV |      techniques, even if these means are still at the experimental
 9 IV |    consent, to interrupt these means, where the results fall
10 IV |        make do with the normal means that medicine can offer.
11 IV |       imminent in spite of the means used, it is permitted in
12 Con|       they ought to neglect no means of making all their skill