A kidney transplant or transplant is a surgical procedure that is performed to replace a kidney organ that has been damaged by end-stage chronic kidney failure. Grafted kidneys can come from donors who are still alive or have died. Kidney organ has a function to filter and remove waste, liquid, mineral, and poison in the body through urine. When kidney function decreases, substances that should be removed will accumulate in the body. If this problem is not treated, it can be fatal. Kidney transplantation is one of the 3 kidney replacement therapies in patients with late stage chronic kidney failure, in addition to dialysis and continuous ambulatory peritoneal dialysis (CAPD), also known as dialysis through the stomach. Named kidney replacement therapy because the kidneys that have been damaged due to chronic kidney failure can not improve, but can be replaced by its work. In a kidney transplant, the damaged kidney will be replaced by a suitable donor kidney. One study said that kid