Preservation of allograft bone using a glycerol solution: a compilation of original preclinical research

Preclinical research demonstrated that glycerol-preservation of bone yields a material that maintains biomechanical strength while eliminating the need for extensive rehydration or thaw periods if used clinically. Additionally, in vivo evidence suggests no negative impact of glycerol-preservation on the ability of bone grafts to successfully participate in new bone formation and fusion.