One of the resources available for patient transplantation is organ donation from a living donor. It should be noted that unlike the method of organ donation from a brain-dead donor that can be used from multiple deceased organs, the use of a living donor organ donation is limited to the...
Organ transplantation is a branch of medical science that is just over 60 years old. During this period, this science has been accompanied by very significant successes, so that it is known as one of the miracles of modern science. Many patients who used to struggle with death due...
Anti-transplant drugs or immunosuppressive drugs are one of the most important reasons for the success of organ transplants today.At the beginning of organ transplantation in the 1950s, the success rate of transplantation was very low due to the prevalence of transplant rejection. The prevalence of transplant rejection was about 80%...
Organ transplantation using the organs of a dead person (corpse) has long been in the human mind.From time immemorial, man has attributed death to the cessation of heart and lung function. The first transplants of the corpse were performed in such a way that the organ was quickly removed...
In a liver transplant from a living person, a healthy person donates part of his liver to a sick person. The donated liver will grow in the recipient over a period of weeks to months. The rest of the liver also grows in the donor and returns to its...