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An autograft bone is a bone that is taken from a patient’s body when a grafting procedure is necessary. Bone grafting is commonly used to repair fractured bones. While grafting can include artificial bone replacement, autografting is often the most successful type of grafting available. Bones tend to adhere to one another better when a patient’s own bone is used.
