The term “medical transplant” refers to the process of organ donation. In the current modern trends, the world is moving towards the fifth generation. New innovative medical techniques have enabled people to recover from serious illnesses. The phenomenon of organ donation and transplantation is based on two primary subjects. It involves a surgical process to remove a body organ and form of tissue from the donor and insert it into the recipient's body. Furthermore, transplant performed within the body itself is called autograft. Medical transplantation performed between different bodies of the same species is called allotransplantation (Hewitt, 2008). The main reason for medical transplantation and organ donation is any injury and disease that prevents the organ from functioning in proper condition. Medical transplant and organ donation; China and CanadaThe number of organ recipients is excessive compared to donors. Many people lose their lives every day because they cannot find donors for their organ transplants. China and Canada are one of the countries with the highest medical transplant rates in the world. According to some recent organ transplant survey reports, China is one of those countries running the largest organ transplant programs in the world. Some other survey reports also show that there are a huge number of Canadians waiting for organ or tissue transplant to live a healthy life. For better understanding and clear representation, the comparison and contrast of organ donation between China and Canada has been done below in tabular format.Comparison and ContrastRules and RegulationsOrgan Donation and Transplantation in ChinaOrgan Donation and Transplantation in CanadaDoes not exist ...... middle of paper......to organ transplantation. Retrieved from http://www.chinadaily.com.cn/china/2006-05/05/content_582847.htmJuan, S. (2010, April 10). New system to increase the number of organ donors. Retrieved from http://www.chinadaily.com.cn/china/2010-04/10/content_9711027.htmLjunggren, D. (2008, January 08). Canada tightens rules governing organ donations. Retrieved from http://ca.reuters.com/article/topNews/idCAN0849820220080108CBC News. (2008, January 18). Health Canada clarifies policy on organ donation. Retrieved from http://www.cbc.ca/news/health/story/2008/01/18/health-transplant.htmlCanadian Bioethics Companion. (n.d.). Organ donation. Retrieved from http://canadianbioethicscompanion.ca/the-canadian-bioethics-companion/chapter-7-organ-donation/Elizabeth Forsythe, S. (2009). Organ branding in China. Retrieved from http://www.thenewatlantis.com/publications/chinas-organ-market