Allograft tissues
Allograft tissue is gaining ground in the medical concourse for good reasons. The use of donor tissue prevents a second incision and thus reducing discomfort for the patient and donor-site morbidity. While the decellularization process ensures that the immunogenicity of the transplant is reduced to a minimum. While adverse reactions are optimally reduced, the nature of allograft provides high biocompatibility and contributes to the optimal regeneration of tissues.
