ArticlePlastic and reconstructive surgery. Global open2025
Comparison of Structure and Viability of Block Cartilage Grafts With Ultrafine Diced Cartilage Grafts in Rabbits.
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Background: Autologous block cartilage grafts are traditional and commonly used but have an incidence of warping of 39%. Autologous diced cartilage does not warp or require a long learning curve and can be made from a combination of cartilage sources. Ultrafine diced cartilage (UFDC) (<0.5 mm Methods: Randomized pre- and posttest experimental studies on rabbits ( Results: There was significant warping of the block cartilage postimplantation ( Conclusions: UFDC displayed better microscopic viability and higher collagen content than the block cartilage. The structural and functional integrity of the UFDC presents great potential for use in the plastic surgery armamentarium.
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