| The patellar tendon autograft was harvested through a single midline incision. |
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| An ipsilateral central one-third patellar tendon autograft was used for all reconstructions. |
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| Replacement of the aortic and pulmonary valves with the pulmonary autograft. |
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| If an autograft is to be used, the surgeon should inform the surgical team from where the graft will be harvested. |
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| The concept of ACL replacement, which is the basis of autograft surgery, turned out to be a failure when artificial ligaments were used. |
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| If this is not possible, the surgeon must determine whether the need to use an allograft outweighs the risk of sterilizing a contaminated autograft. |
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| By far the most satisfactory blood-vessel transplant is an autograft, similar in principle to skin autografts. |
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| A tissue removed from one part of the body and transplanted to another site in the same individual is called an autograft. |
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| Bone transplanted from one part of a person's body to another part is called an autograft. |
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| The proximal portion of the femur released in this way will constitute the autograft. |
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| The autograft has to be considered as a weight-bearing element in the gait cycle. |
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| Once the tumour has been removed, the autograft will need to be correctly oriented and fixed. |
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| Moreover, they can also be used when obtaining tissue for an autograft is not possible, such as cases of emergency or interventions in children. |
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| Allograft has all the advantages of autograft, such as remodeling, without the complications and danger of a second surgery site. |
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| Examples of a temporary covering are cadaveric allograft from an unrelated donor, xenograft, synthetic products, and cultured epithelial autograft. |
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| The presence of malignant cells in the autograft has been associated with the recurrence of the disease, and purging procedures are needed to eliminate this risk. |
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| Dr. Friedlaender said there were alternatives, with risks and benefits attached to each option, In autograft surgery, a patient's own tissues are removed in one operation and implanted in a second surgery. |
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| To investigate and compare the efficacy of conjunctival autograft and conjunctival transpositional flap for the treatment of primary pterygium surgery. |
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| An autograft occurs when tissue is transplanted from one site to another site on a patient, such as for skin grafts after the removal of melanomas and nonmelanoma skin cancers. |
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| In his first case he used a fibular autograft, and for the second case he implanted a synthetic trabecular metal spacer due to severe bone loss. |
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| The cost of autograft is null and tolerance is excellent. |
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| The surgeons noted that the patients treated with Healos demonstrated measurably less pain and rehabilitation time than did the autograft group. |
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| While autograft is a suitable biological material for transplantation, it must be harvested from the patient's body in a painful and potentially dangerous second surgery. |
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| Sometimes the proximal part of the femoral autograft is very slender, in which case the available zone will be too narrow to accept a cup of sufficient size. |
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| In all cases of osteochondritis, an autograft has been associated. |
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| Because of this function, and because of the biomechanics of the pelvis, the autograft is wedged into the area between the sacro-iliac joint and the symphyseal region. |
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| Unlike autograft, which must be shaped in the operating room, allograft can be pre-shaped and precision tooled like metals, decreasing the amount of time required in surgery. |
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| The decreased autograft volume results in decreased surgical trauma at the harvest site and should result in less patient post operative discomfort. |
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| As such, Trinity Matrix is a safe alternative to an autograft, possessing hypoimmunogenic characteristics and posing fewer risks than a secondary bone harvesting procedure. |
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