Dear esteemed members,
I have a technical question. Some clinics use a microscope or other magnification devices to inspect extracted grafts for damage and categorize them into singles. I am NOT talking about splitting grafts into singles, but simply arranging them into singles, doubles, etc., so you can plan the implantation and have the right grafts going into the right area. For example singles in the front classic promise almost all clinics have learned to promise. However, many clinics don't use a microscope for this; they just use their eyes and look and examine. When talking with them about it, they say that it is very easy to see if the grafts are single or damaged, while other clinics that use microscopes say that the microscope is a very important part of graft classification. What are your thoughts? Experience?