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This imаge аbоve depicts аn оverview оf a kidney transplant surgery in which a living or deceased donor supplies a kidney to a patient. In patients with healthy kidneys, blood flows directly from the to the renal artery supplying blood to the kidney. However, in a kidney transplant procedure, the donor kidney is usually placed in the inferior portion of the abdomen, and the renal artery is anastomosed to the external iliac artery in order to reconnect blood flow to the new kidney. The donor is then attached to the urinary bladder, carrying urine from the . In males, urine will flow from the urinary bladder through the internal urethral sphincter into the prostatic urethra before entering the urethra lying within the skeletal muscle known as the .