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A graft is a living tissue to help the healing due to the injury you had.
As the graft is from your own body it will not create any big issues of immunity. The graft will be taken up by the new area and will be part of the tibia bone. There is no necessary to remove the graft, it is permanent if your body grows with it, as you had infections previously it has to be removed.
Infection is the primary problem with any orthopedic surgery.
A graft is a living tissue to help the healing due to the injury you had.
As the graft is from your own body it will not create any big issues of immunity. The graft will be taken up by the new area and will be part of the tibia bone. There is no necessary to remove the graft, it is permanent if your body grows with it, as you had infections previously it has to be removed.
Infection is the primary problem with any orthopedic surgery.
Take care!