Cadaveric liver donation, or deceased donor liver donation, plays a vital role in addressing the critical shortage of organs for transplantation. This type of donation occurs when a person passes away, and their liver is recovered for transplantation. It is a crucial source of organs for those awaiting life-saving transplants. The procurement process for cadaveric liver donation involves a delicate surgical procedure to retrieve the liver from the deceased donor. Preservation techniques are immediately employed to maintain the organ’s viability until it can be transplanted into a recipient. This form of donation underscores the importance of organ donation awareness and the profound impact it can have on individuals and families facing the challenges of organ failure.
