The History of Organ Transplant of Culture of the International System

Organ transplantation is one of the most sensitive topics in the modern and modern methods that require more careful and precise use. The success of which is unclear. Centuries later an Italian physician succeeded in transplanting the autograph successfully. In 1905, the Czech Republic successfully completed the first human cornea transplant. In the 1930s, the Ukrainian surgeon made the first transplant of the human body that failed. In 1950, the first kidney transplant was successfully completed. In 1963 James Harry performed a lung transplant from a corpse to a cancer patient. The purpose of this article is to show that with the advancement of science in these fields, more and more people with organ failure will be transplanted, and the transplant results will be even better.

This article aims to study the historical process of organ transplantation in the international system by using the tweet-analytic method. Promoting this vital and humane action requires the cultivation of self-sacrifice and awareness in the national and international community in order to rescue those in need of transplantation with enduring dignity

Major advances in medical science and techniques of surgery have saved countless lives and broadly improved the quality of life for patients and sufferers. Transplant science has been a remarkable success, as one of the miracles of science. They are new. Many patients who used to deal with death due to organ failure are now highly successful in transplant therapy, but organ transplantation has its problems.