Organs transplant

Organ transplant is a medical procedure where damaged or failing organs—like the heart, kidneys, liver, or lungs—are replaced with healthy ones from a deceased or living donor. This process helps restore organ function, improving health and survival. After transplant, patients usually need medications to prevent the immune system from rejecting the new organ. Successful transplants depend on careful matching of donor and recipient, thorough testing, and ongoing medical care. It's a vital treatment option for severe organ failure, offering a new chance at health and improved quality of life.