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Transplantation -
1. Orthopic graft - If it is transplanted at normal recipient site eg. heart transplant.
2. Heterotopic graft - If it is transplanted at abnormal site e.g. kidney transplant in iliac fossa.
According to the genetic relationship between donor & recipient it is of 4 types -
1. Syngeneic or Autograft -
Same individual
2. Isogeneic or isograft -
Same species gentically identical.
3. Allogenecic or allograph -
Same species genetically unrelated.
4. Xenogenic graft or xenograph -
Different species.
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