Moore's Law in transplantation

Moore's Law, originally describing the exponential growth of computer chip power, can be applied to transplantation by noting that advances in medical technology and techniques have rapidly improved organ transplantation outcomes. Over time, these innovations—like better surgical methods, immunosuppressive drugs, and organ preservation—have increased success rates and expanded possibilities for transplantation. Essentially, progress in this field tends to accelerate, enabling more successful transplants, longer-lasting organs, and broader access, reflecting a trend of rapid technological improvement similar to Moore's Law in computing.