Organs for transplant

Organs for transplant are vital body parts donated by deceased or living individuals to replace damaged or failing organs in patients. Common transplant organs include the heart, lungs, liver, kidneys, pancreas, and intestines. These transplants can significantly improve quality of life or save lives. Organ donation involves medical evaluation to ensure suitability, and the process is coordinated through transplant centers and organizations. Ethical guidelines and consent are essential components. Advances in medicine continue to improve success rates, making organ transplantation a critical option for those with irreversible organ failure.