when doing organ transplants, how do they reconnect nerves that help the organ talk to the brain?

Question

when doing organ transplants, how do they reconnect nerves that help the organ talk to the brain?

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Answer 1

For most organs, the answer is there are no connected nerves. They do not need them to function and a lot of regulation is done with hormones, not with nerve impulses.

Answer 2

For most organs, the answer is there are no connected nerves. They do not need them to function and a lot of regulation is done with hormones, not with nerve impulses.