Living donor transplantation is a medical procedure where a healthy person donates an organ or part of an organ to someone in need of a transplant. This can include organs like the kidney or parts of the liver. Living donations can help reduce waiting times for patients on transplant lists and often lead to better outcomes compared to deceased donor transplants. The process involves careful evaluation of both the donor and recipient to ensure compatibility and safety. Donors undergo medical tests to confirm they are healthy enough to donate, while recipients are assessed to determine their need for a transplant. This collaborative approach aims to improve the quality of life for those with organ failure.