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Vincent Lambert (20 September 1976 in Châteauroux – 11 July 2019 in Reims) was a French man who in 2008 fell into a persistent vegetative state after sustaining critical injuries in a road accident. He had been working as a psychiatric nurse since 2000, and had been married since 2007 to a woman named Rachel, then a nursing student. After an 11-years legal battle between two opposed sides of his family (most prominently his widow, Rachel Lambert, willing to let him die according to the wishes he reportedly repeatedly expressed prior to the accident — but never formalized into a written living will — , and his mother, Viviane Lambert, determined to keep him alive, according to her strong Traditionalist Catholic convictions), the courts eventually allowed him to die through starvation in Jul

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  • Affaire Vincent Lambert (fr)
  • バンサン・ランベール (ja)
  • Vincent Lambert case (en)
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  • バンサン・ランベール(英語: Vincent Lambert、1976年9月20日 - 2019年7月11日)は、フランスの元男性看護師である。 2008年の交通事故の影響で四肢麻痺になり、植物人間状態であったランベールは、10年以上病院で治療を受けていた。彼の延命措置の是非は5年以上に及ぶ法廷闘争にまで持ち込まれ、フランス国内を二分するほどの大論争を引き起こした。 (ja)
  • Vincent Lambert (20 September 1976 in Châteauroux – 11 July 2019 in Reims) was a French man who in 2008 fell into a persistent vegetative state after sustaining critical injuries in a road accident. He had been working as a psychiatric nurse since 2000, and had been married since 2007 to a woman named Rachel, then a nursing student. After an 11-years legal battle between two opposed sides of his family (most prominently his widow, Rachel Lambert, willing to let him die according to the wishes he reportedly repeatedly expressed prior to the accident — but never formalized into a written living will — , and his mother, Viviane Lambert, determined to keep him alive, according to her strong Traditionalist Catholic convictions), the courts eventually allowed him to die through starvation in Jul (en)
  • L'affaire Vincent Lambert est une affaire médico-politico-judiciaire française des années 2010 liée au débat sur l'acharnement thérapeutique, le droit des personnes en situation de handicap et l'euthanasie. À la suite d'un accident de la route survenu en 2008, Vincent Lambert, né le 20 septembre 1976, plonge dans un état végétatif chronique dit syndrome d'éveil non-répondant. Les membres de sa famille sont en conflit concernant les suites à donner. Plusieurs décisions de justice ont coup sur coup, durant plus de six ans, suspendu puis validé l'arrêt des traitements sans que l'état du patient s'améliore. Vincent Lambert meurt le 11 juillet 2019 au CHU de Reims, au bout de huit jours et demi après l'arrêt des traitements et de l'alimentation qui le maintenaient en vie. Cette affaire très méd (fr)
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  • L'affaire Vincent Lambert est une affaire médico-politico-judiciaire française des années 2010 liée au débat sur l'acharnement thérapeutique, le droit des personnes en situation de handicap et l'euthanasie. À la suite d'un accident de la route survenu en 2008, Vincent Lambert, né le 20 septembre 1976, plonge dans un état végétatif chronique dit syndrome d'éveil non-répondant. Les membres de sa famille sont en conflit concernant les suites à donner. Plusieurs décisions de justice ont coup sur coup, durant plus de six ans, suspendu puis validé l'arrêt des traitements sans que l'état du patient s'améliore. Vincent Lambert meurt le 11 juillet 2019 au CHU de Reims, au bout de huit jours et demi après l'arrêt des traitements et de l'alimentation qui le maintenaient en vie. Cette affaire très médiatisée a fortement contribué au débat sur l'euthanasie en France et sur la loi Leonetti-Claeys. (fr)
  • Vincent Lambert (20 September 1976 in Châteauroux – 11 July 2019 in Reims) was a French man who in 2008 fell into a persistent vegetative state after sustaining critical injuries in a road accident. He had been working as a psychiatric nurse since 2000, and had been married since 2007 to a woman named Rachel, then a nursing student. After an 11-years legal battle between two opposed sides of his family (most prominently his widow, Rachel Lambert, willing to let him die according to the wishes he reportedly repeatedly expressed prior to the accident — but never formalized into a written living will — , and his mother, Viviane Lambert, determined to keep him alive, according to her strong Traditionalist Catholic convictions), the courts eventually allowed him to die through starvation in July 2019. Like the Terri Schiavo case in the USA, his case spurred highly publicized activism from the anti-abortion movement, the right-to-die movement, and disability rights groups, in France and French-speaking countries. (en)
  • バンサン・ランベール(英語: Vincent Lambert、1976年9月20日 - 2019年7月11日)は、フランスの元男性看護師である。 2008年の交通事故の影響で四肢麻痺になり、植物人間状態であったランベールは、10年以上病院で治療を受けていた。彼の延命措置の是非は5年以上に及ぶ法廷闘争にまで持ち込まれ、フランス国内を二分するほどの大論争を引き起こした。 (ja)
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