grafts

A graft is a medical procedure where tissue, such as skin, bone, or blood vessels, is taken from one part of a person's body (or sometimes a donor) and transplanted to another area. This is often done to repair damage, cover wounds, or restore function. The goal is for the graft to integrate with the surrounding tissue, promoting healing and restoring normal appearance or function. Grafts are used in various surgeries, including skin grafts for burns or reconstructive procedures after injury or disease.