Knowledge and attitudes toward organ donation and transplantation among medical students in Greece: A cross-sectional survey

Figure 1 Organs identified by medical students as transplantable from deceased (orange) and living (blue) donors. The category “deceased” refers to organs sourced from deceased donors, while “living” refers to those from living donors.

Figure 2 Accuracy of medical students’ responses regarding transplantable organs. A: Proportion of students who correctly identified organs transplanted from deceased donors (outer ring) among those who reported familiarity with which organs can be transplanted from deceased donors (inner ring); B: Corresponding proportions for living donors. “Acknowledgment” indicates students who claimed awareness of the organs that can be transplanted from each donor type in Greece.