I'm sure I have beaten this question to a pulp, so, please bear with me! But I wanted to ask this question in one more fashion.
Let's assume a patient is going to have a strip hair transplant procedure. Let's say in one region of his scalp, he gets 20 grafts per square cm. In another region of his scalp, he gets 50 or more grafts per square cm. Would it be suspected that the yield (graft survival) is equal in both regions, say 95% or higher?
TeeJay
Let's assume a patient is going to have a strip hair transplant procedure. Let's say in one region of his scalp, he gets 20 grafts per square cm. In another region of his scalp, he gets 50 or more grafts per square cm. Would it be suspected that the yield (graft survival) is equal in both regions, say 95% or higher?
TeeJay
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