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1. A method of bridging gaps in long bones is described, using cancellous insert grafts supplemented by internal fixation with a metal plate.
2. The experimental work on transplantation of bone is reviewed in so far as it affects the practical problem of bone grafting.
3. Twenty-seven cases have been treated, with no failures. Seven of these are presented as illustrations.
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