When can an anatomical donation be revoked?

An anatomical donation can be revoked only before death. This means that an individual has the right to change their mind and withdraw consent for the donation as long as they are still alive. Once an individual passes away, the opportunity to revoke the donation no longer exists, as the legal implications of the donation come into effect at that point. Understanding this principle is essential for ensuring that individuals' rights and wishes regarding organ and tissue donation are respected.

Other options do not accurately represent the circumstances under which donation can be revoked. For example, revocation after death or within a specified period post-donation does not align with the legal framework governing anatomical donations, which stipulates that consent is only modifiable while the donor is alive.