Zeitschrift für klinische Forschung und Bioethik

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Bioethics in Relation with Clinical Transplantation

Mangaraju Gayatri

A transplant may be a surgery where a failing or damaged organ within the physical body is removed and replaced with a replacement one. An organ may be a mass of specialized cells and tissues that employment together to perform a function within the body. The kidney is an example of an organ. It made from tissues and cells that each one work together to perform the function of pumping blood through the physical body. Any a part of the body that performs a specialized function is an organ. Therefore eyes are organs because their specialized function is to ascertain, skin is an organ because its function is to guard and regulate the body, and therefore the liver is an organ that functions to get rid of waste from the blood. A graft is analogous to a transplant.