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Discover LudwigThe term "bone graft" is a perfectly correct and usable term in written English.
It is generally used when referring to a medical procedure in which a piece of bone (or a substitute) is surgically placed to replace a damaged or missing bone. For example, "The doctor recommended a bone graft to fix the patient's fractured hip."
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Then I had a bone graft from my hip.
"I've got two big cracks in my wrist, which need a bone graft," he says.
Then, at a later date, we will build the spine up with bone graft and metalwork.
I need to get a bone graft and a cartilage repair done on it".
Doctors did a bone graft and inserted six pins in her thumb.
ISQ after bone graft.
ISQ before bone graft.
c Bone graft.
d Bone graft placed.
b Extraction and bone graft.
A vascularized fibula bone graft.
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