It is obvious that the human body is a complex machine, emitting electrical impulses non-stop, day after day, twenty hours a day, seven days a week. There is an infinity of body parts and all these parts come together to lead life in an orderly manner. Organs play the most important role in this machine we call the human body. But sometimes these organs become weak, tired, sick and unable to function properly. This is where organ donors come in. Organ donors are people able and willing to donate an organ in order to improve the health of another person, allowing that patient to continue their life without fear disruption via the infected part of the body. Organ donors can either volunteer if the person is willing to go under the knife if the organ is a match, like a mom and/or dad, or if they prefer that in most states you have the possibility of donating organs upon your death and you can do so. certify yourself with a signature on the back of your state-issued driver's license. Organ donors sustain life through transplantation, research into organ production and engineering, and extensive research into the testing and development of artificial organs. Transplantation is the procedure of putting in place a healthy organ or your defective organ; This procedure requires a well-trained doctor and a steady hand. Only a few major organs can be transplanted to perform the original function of the organ, such as the kidney, liver, and small intestine. Each year, more than 28,000 people successfully receive an organ transplant. But at the same time, the demand for organ donors and/or transplants is far greater than the quantity that can be distributed to the public; on average, eighteen people die every day due to lack of power... middle of paper ......full across the world (bmecentral.com). There are quite a few organs that can be artificially replaced, including ears, ovaries, and even the heart and brain. The availability of artificial organs can do much to improve a person's life, from providing bodily functions essential for survival to enhancing sensory abilities such as sight and hearing (bmecentral.com) . Artificial organs are not able to completely and indefinitely replace loss of function. of all vital organs. These organs can only fill the time necessary for transplantation (A. Vega). Artificial organs have only been around for a short time, but the technology has evolved from pioneering to artificial organs that perform the original function of the organ. Organ donors sustain life through transplantation and assist in production research, organ engineering, and continued research into artificial organs..