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What is an allograft and an autograft?

April 26, 2017allograft autograft

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What is an allograft and an autograft?

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Autograft refers to a graft or tissue taken from the body of the patient himself. Whereas allograft refers to a graft taken from other persons usually a dead donor. The tissue is screened by the lab for diseases and prepared and packed for the surgery. Currently we do not use allografts.