1. Background: An index that predicts liver allograft discard can effectively grade Allografts and can be used to preferentially allocate marginal Allografts to aggressive centers

2. AmnioELITE™, and SXFluid™ are flowable liquid Allografts and SXBarrier™ is a membrane allograft

3. Allogamies allogamous allogeneic allogeneic antigen allogeneic bone marrow transplant allogeneic graft allogeneic inhibition: allogeneic transplant allogeneous allogenic allogotrophia allograft (current term) allograft immunity allograft rejection allografted allografting allografts: allograph allographic allographs allogroup allohexaploid

4. The transplant is called an Allograft, allogeneic transplant, or homograft.Most human tissue and organ transplants are Allografts.

5. Autografts and Allografts in the Treatment of Focal Articular Cartilage Lesions ProChondrix® (AlloSource) and Cartiform® (Arthrex) are waferthin Allografts where the bony - portion of the allograft is reduced

6. As part of the Allograft OATS ® procedure, Arthrex offers cartilage Allografts for the replacement of lesions with new cartilage.

7. Allografts synonyms, Allografts pronunciation, Allografts translation, English dictionary definition of Allografts

8. Allograft synonyms, Allograft pronunciation, Allograft translation, English dictionary definition of Allograft

9. Our amnion-derived Allografts are used to cover, protect and heal wounds and our allograft bone is used to fill bone voids and defects.

10. The overall 5-year survivorship for the 59 intercalary Allografts was 79%, and we found no significant differences between allograft survival in patients receiving or not receiving adjuvant chemotherapy

11. Orthobiologics Allografts Pocket Strip

12. Orthobiologics Allografts Compressible Bone Matrix

13. Osteochondral Autograft & Allograft

14. Orthobiologics Allografts Capistrano™ System

15. Orthobiologics Allografts Spine Pure Strip

16. An Allograft is tissue that is surgically transplanted from one person to another after it has been processed. You may find it reassuring to know that Allografts have been used successfully for more than 150 years, and approximately 1.75 million Allografts are transplanted each year in the United States in procedures that include:

17. Sources for Allografts vary, with donor

18. -1823: First Autograft was performed -1837:First allograft on a gazelle -First xenograft was performed in the early twentieth[2] Allografts,Xenografts,Autografts(source comparison) Graft is performed as a medical procedure to repair a damage tissue.

19. Allografts have osteoinductive and osteoconductive properties

20. Global Soft Tissue Allografts Market Definition

21. AmnioBand® Particulate, Allograft Placental Matrix

22. Puros Cortico-Cancellous Particulate Allograft Puros Cortico-Cancellous Allograft simplifies the bone grafting process, offers easy handling, and ensures safety and performance

23. Apr 06, 2021 (The Expresswire) -- Global “Demineralized Allografts …

24. BiodRestore is a novel placental tissue allograft

25. • Allograft revascularization is slower than for autografts

26. • 27415 – Osteochondral Allograft, knee, open • 27599 – Unlisted procedure, femur or knee • 27899 – Unlisted procedure, leg or ankle • 29867 – Arthroscopy, knee, surgical; osteochondral Allograft (ex: mosaicplasty) Typical HCPCS Codes • C1762 – Billing code for Allograft

27. Most human tissue and organ transplants are Allografts.

28. Bone Allografts are widely used in the U.K

29. Bone Allografts available in putty, strips, cubes or fiber.

30. Allografts are a natural alternative to synthetic and metal implants

31. Allografts ASG is a leading provider of human tissue Allografts that support surgeons and physicians in their efforts to improve outcomes for their patients

32. This Allograft is intended for single-patient use only

33. Allografts are tissues obtained from human cadavers or living donors

34. Despite wide acceptance and ready access to a number of bone Allografts, there is often insufficient knowledge of the origin of these Allografts and the processing methods

35. In most cases, Allografts are good at getting bone to heal

36. The long-term complications of bony allografts are not often serious.

37. Methods: A total of 123 human renal allografts (normal n = 20, acute rejection n = 57, acute tubular necrosis n = 14, interstitial fibrosis n = 11, chronic allograft glomerulopathy n = 11, cyclosporine nephrotoxicity n = 3, cortical necrosis n = 7) were investigated by means of MR imaging.

38. Ultimately, it was less expensive to treat the Allograft patients

39. This type of bone graft is known as an Allograft

40. Allograft transplant, but others will apply in your unique situation

41. The technical problems remaining for human islet allografts are selection of the optimum method of preventing islet allograft rejection based on studies in the dog, adaptation of the mass islet isolation techniques to the human pancreas, and selection of a safe and optimum site for transplantation.

42. Placental tissue Allografts for use in surgical or in-office settings

43. However, maintenance of long term kidney allograft function is still a challenge.

44. Unlike Autografts taken from a patient, allografts do not form new bone

45. ACL grafts should first be broadly classified as either Autografts or allografts

46. Unlike autografts taken from a patient, Allografts do not form new bone

47. Allografts have been used for a long time in spinal fusion surgery

48. The Allograft group completed their physical therapy in appoximately three months

49. A main focus of further research is the chronic allograft nephropathy.

50. Sterilized and preserved using the proprietary Tutoplast® process, Puros Cortico-Cancellous Particulate Allograft is a high-quality allograft designed for large and small volume bone regeneration procedures

51. Listed below are copies of the various Bone Bank Allografts certifications achieved.

52. Long-term published clinical studies comparing Allografts with autografts are not numerous

53. For prophylaxis of transplant rejection in adult heart allograft recipients and for paediatric allograft recipients clinical data are not yet available for the prolonged-release formulation Advagraf

54. The Allograft is safe, ready to use and available in large amounts

55. The bone-patellar-tendon-bone allograft is harvested with oversized bone blocks.

56. Histological reappraisal indicated delayed incorporation and extended reconstruction in the BPTB allograft.

57. Allografts have been used successfully in various medical procedures for more than 150 years.

58. The key difference between allograft and Autograft is that allograft is a bone graft taken from a donor (another person) while Autograft is a bone graft taken from the patient himself.

59. This Allograft may contain trace amounts of antibiotics (gentamicin) and processing solutions

60. Matching words include allocating, allocation, allocative, allocators, allochiria, allocution, Allogamies, allogamous, allogeneic and allografts

61. Three years after imprisonment, a bilateral nephrectomy followed by renal allograft was perfomed.

62. Despite this widespread usage, there remain concerns among the surgical community regarding the safety of Allografts, in terms of the risk of transmission of infection, together with a persistent misconception that Allografts are …

63. Most patients (91% allograft; 97% Autograft) had good to excellent Lysholm II scores

64. Medical services in the field of bio-implants, allograft tissue, and organ transplantation

65. Allogenic Bone: Allogenic bone, or allograft, is dead bone harvested from a cadaver

66. Freeze-dried bone Allograft (FDBA) and demineralized freeze-dried bone Allograft (DFDBA) materials are widely used in periodontal therapy, and there are no reports of disease transmission during the 30-year history of using FDBA.

67. However, unlike synthetic or metal implants, Allografts should incorporate into your body over time

68. If you’re looking for more information on Allografts, you’ve come to the right place

69. Techniques to treat chondral defects include abrasion, drilling, tissue autografts, allografts, and cell transplantation.

70. The use of Allografts reduces OR time and eliminates the risk of donor site morbidity

71. Always be Ready-for-Surgery™ with our line of sterile, easy-to-store Allografts

72. RestoreFlow Allografts provide a high quality cryotissue using state-of-the-art tissue preservation techniques

73. No revisions were necessary and X-rays confirmed partial or total ingrowth of the allografts.

74. On one occasion, the allograft ruptured during the implantation procedure just prior to the fixation.

75. The Crosstie ® System is available in either PEEK or machined cortical allograft

76. More allograft patients complained of retropatellar pain (16% v 9% for Autograft patients).

77. You may find it reassuring to know that Allografts have been used successfully for more than 150 years, and approximately 1.75 million Allografts are transplanted each year in the United States in procedures that include:

78. There is no consensus regarding the optimal graft choice between allograft and Autograft tissue

79. Treatment of medial and lateral elbow tendinosis with an injectable Amnionic membrane allograft - a …

80. Examples of how to use “Allograft” in a sentence from the Cambridge Dictionary Labs