When working with bone graft success, the goal is to achieve stable, functional bone that integrates well with the surrounding tissue after a graft procedure, many variables come into play. Success isn’t just about the surgeon’s skill; it also hinges on the patient’s biology, the type of graft material, and post‑operative care. In simple terms, a successful graft means the new bone grows, hardens, and supports the intended function without infection or rejection. This definition sets the stage for the deeper topics you’ll encounter in the collection below.
Learn how osteoporosis affects bone graft success, the types of grafts available, and practical steps to improve healing, from nutrition to post‑op care.
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