You're an organ donor. - what?(你是器官捐贈者-什么？)

"It's easy to sign up and say you are an organ donor," Whitman said.(“這很容易注冊并說你是器官捐贈者，”惠特曼說。)

The landmark operation at Karolinska University hospital in Sweden could mean patients may not have to wait for a suitable donor organ.(本次里程碑式的手術在瑞士Karolinsha大學進行，手術的成功意味著患者也許不需要再為配型合適的器官而等待。)

People can sign up to be an organ donor when they renew or get their license.(當更新或得到的許可后人們可以注冊成為器官捐獻者。)

About 8,000 people need an organ transplant in Britain each year and hundreds die waiting for a suitable donor.(英國每年約有八千人需要接受器官移植，很多人因等不到合適的捐獻者而死去。)

The NHSBT says that a single donor can save up to nine lives and there is no age barrier to donating an organ.(NHSBT表示，一位捐贈者可以至多挽救九條生命，而且捐贈器官沒有年齡壁壘。)

Lueck, who is listed on her driver's license as an organ donor, says, "If something happened to me, I would want my organs to be used by someone who needed them."(利克女士的駕照上注明她是一位器官捐贈者，她說：“如果我出了什么意外，我希望我的器官能為有需要的人所用。”)

For this reason, compared with internation, there is a sizeable gap in the survival rate of organ transplantation and an immense waste in the economy and organ donor.(使國內器官移植生存率與國際相比有相當大差距，并在經濟上及器官來源等各方面都造成了巨大浪費。)

Dear new drivers, will you be an organ donor?(公民在申領駕照時將進行器官捐獻意愿登記。)

The final product was days in the making, versus the months it could have taken to locate a donor organ.(最終的成品在數日內便制備完成，而與此相對的，找到一位器官捐贈者可能需要花費數月的時間。)