Cybernetics, Infection, and Regeneration, I will give you the choice I never had. Options

[Stalag]

Some Infected possess the Regeneration power, which makes implantation very difficult. Modern science can circumvent certain of these restrictions using specially-formulated materials, drugs, and allergenic surgery—for a price. In practice, most Infected can accept any implant (cyberware, bioware, nanoware) without difficulty, provided they can find a street doc or facility willing to perform the surgery—double the Interval for the Availability Test when looking for a Medical Provider that will work on the Infected. Infected with the Regeneration power may only accept deltaware implants. Genetech augmentations of any sort are not available to the Infected at all, as the retrovirus in their systems re-sists and rewrites any other attempt to alter the character’s genetic code.

So, it's clear that an Infected character with the Regeneration power faces significant difficulty in obtaining ware.

But, what about wares the character had before they were infected? Does the retro-virus read their genetic code and reject everything not part of your original body and then regrow anything that had been replaced? Would it be able to tell Cultured Bioware apart from the rest of you?

Or does everything get a "free pass", as it were, and only new wares are a difficulty?

The former could mean a path back to (a form of) humanity for those who did not lose their limbs by choice.

The latter would mean cybered up infected nightmares....

Thoughts?