Hypothermic Machine Perfusion is a medical technique used to preserve organs for transplantation. It involves cooling the organ and circulating a nutrient-rich solution through it, which helps maintain its viability and function. This method can extend the time an organ can be stored outside the body compared to traditional preservation techniques. This process is particularly beneficial for organs like the kidney and liver, as it reduces cellular damage and improves outcomes after transplantation. By keeping the organs at low temperatures while providing essential nutrients, hypothermic machine perfusion enhances the chances of successful transplant surgeries.