In fact, what organ transplantation lacks most now is the donor. Many patients have waited for many years, but they can't wait for an organ that suits them. The main reason is that our traditional thinking pays attention to preserving the whole body, so few people have been willing to donate organs. However, with the improvement of national education, people now have a more thorough understanding of death, and more and more young people have joined the ranks of organ donation. Many people have signed a letter of intent to donate their bodies after death.
1. Heart, kidney, liver and other important human organs can be donated.
Organ transplantation can save many patients with organ failure caused by various diseases, such as congenital heart disease, uremia and liver cancer. These important human organs have problems, and the only way is organ transplantation. To carry out organ transplantation, there must be appropriate organ donation, and the source of these organs can only be voluntary donation.
Second, blood, skin and hematopoietic stem cells can also be donated.
If a person's burn area is too large, it is likely that his skin ability will not be restored. Then at this time, someone needs to donate skin for him to help him grow good skin again and let the wound heal. In fact, this kind of donation is very common in real life. I remember a mother who donated her whole back skin to a severely burned child.
As for donating blood and hematopoietic stem cells, it is mainly to help patients regenerate these organs and tissues. Some patients with hematological diseases may have lost their hematopoietic capacity and can only rely on donations from others to survive.
Most human organs can be donated, which can also be divided into living donation and body donation, and the donated organs are also different. No matter what kind of organ donation, it is an act worthy of our respect.