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Editor – Littlejohns et al comment on the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE)'s interpretation of ‘best interest’, which permits presumed consent to ante-mortem organ preservation ( Clin Med August 2013 pp 340–3). We argue this interpretation is incompatible with two

Patient's best interests and presumed consent in ante-mortem organ preservation in end-of-life care