Titlebook: Bone Transplantation; Max Aebi,Pietro Regazzoni Conference proceedings 1989 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1989 biology.biomechanics.bo

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Visual Images vs. the Printed Word,Postoperative problems after the implantation of massive osteochondral allografts include degenerative joint disease and inadequate bony incorporation of the graft and result in significant morbidity. An understanding of the long-term effects of the immune response to the grafts would be helpful in preventing and treating these complications.

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Introduction to Transplantation ImmunologyThis is not intended to be an exhaustive account of all the facts and findings which have been shown to contribute to graft rejection, but rather a short introduction to the mechanisms leading to rejection.

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Early Research on Bone Transplantationgnificantly during the past two decades [14]. The recent, increased demand for bone grafts for reconstruction in limb salvage surgery for bone tumors and for reconstruction of failed arthroplasties has renewed interest in bone graft surgery. The types of grafts clinically available for use are nonva

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Biology of Cortical Bone Graft Incorporationdefects. The use of autogenous bone grafts for skeletal reconstruction has changed little since that time, and the incidence of success has remained high. To understand the reasons for the success of this surgical procedure, the interacting biomechanisms of bone graft repair need to be reviewed: the

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Fate of Vascularized Bone Graftstruction of extremities with massive segmental bone loss following trauma or secondary to tumor resection. In order to appreciate the significance of transferring segmental autogenous bone grafts on vascular pedicles in reconstructive surgery, the surgeon must have an understanding of the methods tr

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Experimental Models for Bone Allograftingwork on osteogenesis was done by Duhamel in 1739. However, Axhausen in 1907 was given credit for a major contribution to the basic principles of transplantation of osteogenic tissue in auto-, allo- and xenograft experimental animal models. Since then much knowledge has been accumulated and clinical