The cancellous bone has a highly porous, three-dimensional form with a high strength to support the tissues inside the bone. Therefore, when transplanted, it serves as a scaffold and creates an optimum environment for the revascularization of blood vessels and the remodeling of bone. It also has very outstanding osteoconductive properties that assist in bone repair. Furthermore, as a 100% allogenic bone graft material, it is highly biocompatible.