Is it buried uniformly after donating the body, and how is the body buried after donation?

Yes. For the use of the body, the medical institution will tell the donor and the family very clearly that the body will be used for local autopsy and systematic specimen production, and the final retention will not be complete, and the ashes will not be delivered to the family after cremation. Body Donation Notice:

1. Donation is voluntary and unpaid, and only complete remains are accepted, not simple organs. 2. The consent of the immediate family members is required to sign when donating, and the ashes will not be returned after donation. 3. When the person is dying, the immediate family members or the client shall notify the receiving unit as soon as possible, and the receiving unit shall send a car to receive the remains.

and issued a "Certificate of Voluntary Donation of Remains" to the family. 4. In order to ensure the health and hygiene of the donated bodies and not cause all kinds of pollution, according to the Law of the People's Republic of China on the Prevention and Treatment of Infectious Diseases and its implementation measures, the remains of persons with Class A and B infectious diseases stipulated by the state are not included in the scope of voluntary body donation. Such as plague, viral hepatitis, etc.

5. Scope of acceptance of remains: the remains of citizens who live in Beijing. Additional Information:

The basic process of donating bodies in various regions: Those who live in the province and donate their bodies without compensation can go directly to the registration and acceptance station for registration, or contact the Provincial Red Cross Society, and the Provincial Red Cross Society will introduce them to the nearest registration and acceptance station for registration procedures. Those who volunteer to donate their bodies for free need to fill out an application and go to a nearby notary office for notarization.

At the same time, the registration receiving station shall issue the "Commemorative Certificate of Voluntary Donation of Remains" uniformly printed by the Provincial Red Cross Society to the official registrants. If a person has not gone through the formalities for applying for voluntary body donation before his death, but his or her immediate family members request to donate his body before his death or after his death, he or she can go through the formalities of accepting the body donation at the registration and acceptance station only after obtaining a certificate from the deceased's work unit or notary office. Voluntary donors may change or cancel their registration.

However, it is necessary to apply for notarization of the application for change or cancellation of registration first. It is understood that the remains of persons with Class A and B infectious diseases as stipulated by the state are not included in the scope of voluntary body donation.

Legal basisThe Law of the People's Republic of China on the Prevention and Treatment of Infectious Diseases and its implementation measures, the remains of persons with Class A and B infectious diseases stipulated by the state are not included in the scope of voluntary body donation. Such as plague, viral hepatitis, etc.

5. Scope of acceptance of remains: the remains of citizens who live in Beijing.

*Yes**, a unified burial is usually carried out after the body is donated. After the use of the remains for medical research purposes, the remains that have no preservation value will be cremated, and then the family members will be notified to collect the ashes and bury them. The specific type of burial may vary depending on the region and faith, for example, it can take the form of tree burial or sea burial.

The receiving unit is responsible for handling the burial matters in a unified manner.

Legal analysis: The placement of the donated body after use is strictly in accordance with the regulations, and the receiving unit is responsible for the unified cremation, and the ashes are properly disposed of in the form of tree burial and sea burial. Considering that posthumous body donation is conducive to the development of medical and health undertakings and to the promotion of the Core Socialist Values, it shall be encouraged, and it is made clear that where a natural person did not express disagreement with the donation during his or her lifetime, after the natural person's death, his spouse, adult children, and parents may jointly decide to donate in writing.

Legal basis: Article 7 of the Regulations on Human Organ Transplantation provides that human organ donation shall follow the principles of voluntary and unpaid.

Citizens have the right to donate or not to donate their human organs; No organization or individual may force, deceive, or induce others to donate human organs.

Article 8: Citizens who donate human organs shall have full capacity for civil conduct. Citizens who donate their human organs shall have a written willingness to donate, and have the right to revoke those who have already expressed their willingness to donate their human organs.

Where a citizen expresses disagreement to donate his or her human organs before his death, no organization or individual may donate or harvest the citizen's human organs; Where a citizen does not express his or her disagreement to donate his or her human organs, after the citizen's death, his spouse, adult children, and parents may jointly express their consent in writing to donate the citizen's human organs.

Article 9: No organization or individual may harvest the living organs of citizens under the age of 18 for transplantation.

Article 10: Recipients of living organs are limited to the spouses, direct blood relatives, or collateral blood relatives of living organ donors within three generations, or persons who have evidence showing that there is a family relationship with living organ donors due to assistance or so forth.

The placement of the donated body after use is strictly in accordance with the regulations, and the receiving unit is responsible for the unified cremation, and the ashes are properly disposed of in the form of tree burial and sea burial.

Tianjin Municipal Regulations on Human Organ Donation stipulates:

Article 21: Civil affairs departments shall waive the funeral expenses of donors and provide facilitation conditions for funeral matters.

Article 22: The Municipal Red Cross Society shall issue honorary certificates for organ donation to the relatives of donors, set up memorial facilities for donors, and regularly organize and carry out mourning activities.

Article 23 The Municipal Red Cross Society may set up human organ donation assistance**, which shall be used to help donor families in financial difficulties in accordance with the relevant provisions of the city.

Considering that posthumous body donation is conducive to the development of medical and health undertakings and the promotion of the core socialist values, and should be encouraged, the third draft of the Civil Code on Personality Rights absorbs the relevant content of the "Regulations on Human Organ Transplantation", and adds new provisions to clarify that if a natural person does not express his disagreement with donation during his or her lifetime, after the natural person's death, his spouse, adult children, and parents may jointly decide to donate in writing.

The 12th meeting of the Standing Committee of the 13th National People's Congress held group meetings to deliberate on the draft of the Civil Code on personality rights. At the meeting, member Chen Sixi pointed out that it is necessary to carefully study the relevant contents of the "Regulations on Human Organ Transplantation" as laws.

The remains are not the same as the inheritance, and there are ethical issues to whether relatives have the right to dispose of the remains themselves. Chen Sixi said that although there were provisions in administrative regulations in the past, they were elevated to law, and its rationality and ethical issues deserve to be studied clearly. This is dealing with corpses, not ordinary objects.

Specifically, depending on how to donate, some become general teachers, some become cremated, and some body parts are cremated after they are used.

If it is not given, the state will cremate the remains that no longer have preservation value after the use of their bodies for medical research purposes, and then notify their families to receive the ashes for burial.

Look at the range of donor donations. If a body is donated, it is stitched up and sent to the school's anatomy department. According to the needs of the department, the next use is determined, and most of them become general teachers, that is, the remains of teaching in the classroom.

If the body is not donated, it is stitched up, cleaned up by a Red Cross person, dressed and handed over to the funeral home designated by the family.

For donors who are willing to donate their bodies, the provincial organ donation office will contact the receiving station to receive them, and for donors who are not willing to donate their bodies or donors who do not meet the conditions for acceptance, the provincial human organ donation office will hand them over to their families and assist in handling the aftermath.

Legal basisArticle 21 of the Tianjin Municipal Regulations on Human Organ Donation The civil affairs department shall exempt the donor from funeral expenses and provide facilitation for funeral matters.

Article 22 of the Tianjin Municipal Regulations on Human Organ Donation The Municipal Red Cross Society shall issue honorary certificates of human organ donation to the relatives of donors, set up donor memorial facilities, and regularly organize and carry out mourning activities.

Article 23 of the Tianjin Municipal Regulations on Human Organ Donation The Municipal Red Cross Society may set up human organ donation assistance**, which shall be used to help donor families in financial difficulties in accordance with the relevant provisions of the city.