transplantation physiology

Transplantation physiology involves understanding how organs or tissues are transferred from a donor to a recipient. Key factors include ensuring the donated organ functions properly in the new body, avoiding rejection by the immune system, and maintaining adequate blood flow. Medications and protocols are used to prevent immune rejection, while careful matching of donor and recipient characteristics improves success. The process also involves managing potential complications like infection or organ failure. Overall, it combines knowledge of biology, immune responses, and surgical techniques to help transplanted organs integrate smoothly and improve the recipient’s health.