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Allograft

Advantages
  • Osteoconductive, weakly osteoinductive.
  • It prevents need of second surgery to harvest the graft.
  • Provides immediate structural support.
  • Lack of procurement morbidity

Disadvantages
  • Allograft can precipitate immunogenic reaction
  • There is finite risk of disease transfer
  • During processing of allograft structural integrity and mechanical strength of bone is degraded up to 50%
  • Slower incorporation
  • Less consistence clinical result
  • Limited availability
 
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