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Guidelines for the determination of brain death in children

In 1986, a task force was impaneled consisting of representatives from a number of legal and medical disciplines, including two representatives from the American Academy of Pediatrics, to examine the issue of brain death in children. This consortium developed a consensus report which was published in Pediatrics (1987;80:298-300). This report, however, does not represent Academy policy and should not be construed as such. This material has been referenced subsequently, most recently in the August (1988) issue of Pediatrics, with the inference that it represents the Academy's position. In summary, the guidelines issued by the Task Force have provided the medical and legal communities with useful information on a sensitive issue, but it should be reiterated that they do not represent an official policy of the American Academy of Pediatrics.