PubMed · 6395067
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E T Skliarenko, A I Voloshin, V P Tishchenko. 1984. [Guide for inserting bone transplants].. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/6395067/
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Patients who have undergone anterior cervical spine fusion with an iliac bone graft frequently experience donor site pain after surgery. We found that an effective technique to avoid donor site pain is to round off the corners of the iliac crest with an air drill after harvesting the graft.
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The technique of cranial bone graft harvesting with the sagittal saw is described. With this technique regular bone grafts of any size can be obtained. Bone-graft size dictates the technique to be used. Small grafts (less than 3.0 cm in shortest dimension) are harvested in situ, while larger grafts are harvested by formal craniectomy.