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The failed organ from the recipient will usually be removed (except in the case of "normal" kidney transplants, where the recipients original kidneys are kept in place and a transplanted kidney is added).
Once the organ is removed, if consent from the patient has been given for their organ to be used in research, their failed organ will be taken to the lab (normally in the same hospital as the transplant operation). This is where it will be analysed to double-check the cause of it's failure (cause of failure is normally established far in advance of a transplant operation, but it should be verified). Any unusual patches will be noted/photographed and studied if necessary (if it's an interesting specimen). If it is a particularly interesting specimen it may be preserved, either whole or on slides, or as a computerized 3D image. Once the organ has served it's purpose in the lab, it will be incinerated as medical waste.
If the patient did not give consent for their organ to be used in medical research, their failed organ will simply be incinerated as medical waste.
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What happened to the body after the internal organs had been remover?
After the internal organs have been removed the body decays
What happened after the removal of the inner organs?
they got put them in canopic jars
What happened to the body after the internal organs had been removed?
After the internal organs have been removed the body decays
What happened with the organs during the mummification process?
They got preserved and put into jars to accompany them into the afterlife
What will happened to organisms if tissues are injured?
It would cause a substanial amount of stress on the other organs.
What happened to William Wallace's heart after he was executed?
it was most probably burnt alongside his other internal organs.
What happened with the organs after the Egyptians put them in canopic jars?
the organs were in preserved the canopic jars so if you open up one of the canopic jars today dont be surpried if you find an organ of some type
What will happened to the organs if these tissues are injured?
what organ system of plant similarto those animals
Most common transplants?
Kidney and liver are the two most commonly transplanted organs (excluding those which happened before 1950)
What happened to the body after its internal organs have been removed in mummification?
The left abdomen is slit and the Anubis priests take them out from there.
What sense organs does the pigeon have?
Tactile Organs Gustatory Organs Olfactory Organs Auditory Organs or Ears Visual Organs
What will happened to the organs if tissues were injured?
As tissues make up organs, tissue damage can be very harmful to an organ. The extent of the problems will depend on how serious the injury or damage is.
