recovery of organs

Organ recovery is the process of transplanting healthy organs from a deceased or living donor to someone in need, aiming to replace or restore organ function. Once a donor's death is confirmed, surgical teams carefully remove functioning organs like the heart, kidneys, liver, or lungs. These organs are preserved properly and transported quickly to recipients, whose bodies are prepared to receive them. Recovery involves precise procedures to ensure organs remain viable, reducing the risk of rejection and complications. This process can save or significantly improve a recipient's quality of life by giving their body a new, functioning organ.