Tissue procurement refers to the process of obtaining biological tissues or organs from a donor for use in medical research, transplantation, or other purposes. The tissues may come from living or deceased donors, and may be obtained through various methods such as surgical procedures, biopsies, or post-mortem examinations.

Tissue procurement is an important aspect of medical research and healthcare, as it provides researchers and healthcare professionals with the necessary materials to study diseases, develop new treatments, and improve patient outcomes. However, tissue procurement must be conducted in an ethical and responsible manner, with proper consent and consideration for the well-being of the donor.

There are various organizations and institutions that specialize in tissue procurement, such as tissue banks and organ procurement organizations. These organizations work closely with healthcare providers, researchers, and donors to ensure that tissue procurement is conducted in a safe and ethical manner.