Bioengineering,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
10(5), P. 613 - 613
Published: May 19, 2023
As
the
global
health
care
system
grapples
with
steadily
rising
costs,
increasing
numbers
of
admissions,
and
chronic
defection
doctors
nurses
from
profession,
appropriate
measures
need
to
be
put
in
place
reverse
this
course
before
it
is
too
late
[...].
Expert Opinion on Drug Delivery,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
21(11), P. 1573 - 1594
Published: May 29, 2024
Chronic
wounds
require
more
sophisticated
care
than
standard
wound
because
they
are
becoming
severe
as
a
result
of
diseases
like
diabetes.
By
resolving
shortcomings
in
existing
methods,
3D-bioprinting
offers
viable
path
toward
personalized,
mechanically
strong,
and
cell-stimulating
dressings.
Pharmaceuticals,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
17(6), P. 797 - 797
Published: June 17, 2024
To
create
a
review
of
the
published
scientific
literature
on
benefits
and
potential
perspectives
use
3D
bio-nitrification
in
field
pharmaceutics.
This
work
was
performed
accordance
with
Preferred
Reporting
Items
for
Systematic
Reviews
Meta-Analyses
(PRISMA)
guidelines
reporting
meta-analyses
systematic
reviews.
The
databases
PubMed,
Scopus,
Google
Scholar,
ScienceDirect
were
used
to
search
extract
data
using
following
keywords:
bioprinting,
drug
research
development,
personalized
medicine,
pharmaceutical
companies,
clinical
trials,
testing.
points
several
aspects
application
bioprinting
pharmaceutics
reviewed.
main
applications
are
development
new
molecules
as
well
preparation
drugs,
but
greatest
terms
screening
Growth
printing
has
facilitated
applications,
enabling
delivery
systems
individual
patients.
Bioprinting
presents
opportunity
print
drugs
demand
according
needs
patient,
making
shape,
structure,
dosage
suitable
each
patient’s
physical
conditions,
i.e.,
specific
controlled
release
rates;
porous
tablets
reduce
swallowing
difficulties;
make
transdermal
microneedle
patches
patient
pain;
so
on.
On
other
hand,
can
precisely
control
distribution
cells
biomaterials
build
organoids,
or
an
Organ-on-a-Chip,
testing
printed
organs
mimicking
specified
disease
characteristics
instead
animal
trials.
offer
customized
platforms
meeting
range
individualized
needs,
prospects
at
different
stages
therapy.
role
preclinical
is
also
significant
importance
shortening
time
launch
medicinal
product
market.
Pakistan BioMedical Journal,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 02 - 10
Published: Jan. 31, 2025
Cartilage
repair
is
a
major
clinical
problem
because
of
the
poor
intrinsic
healing
capacity
cartilage
coupled
with
limitations
conventional
therapies
and
synthetic
substitutes.
These
challenges
have
been
pursued
by
bioprinting,
which
technique
that
can
generate
scaffolds
mimic
native
cartilage.
This
review
aims
to
discuss
current
future
development
bioprinting
for
tissue
regeneration
focus
on
most
common
biomaterials
such
as
alginate,
gelatin,
collagen,
along
emerging
materials
smart
hydrogels,
nanomaterials,
bioactive
molecules.
The
also
outlines
other
technologies
like
high
resolution,
4D,
hybrid,
microfluidic
assisted
are
believed
improve
mechanical
properties,
biological
integration
vascularization
constructs
produced
through
bioprinting.
Some
problems
still
unresolved
those
scale
up,
biocompatibility
immune
response
hinders
application
bioprinted
further
concludes
owing
some
regulatory
issues
lack
an
ideal
practice
in
persists.
prospects
highlighted
include
use
patient
derived
cells,
artificial
intelligence
process
optimization
adaptive
biomaterials.
Mitigating
these
challenged
integrated
advanced
will
enable
translation
develop
personalized,
functional,
durable
constructs.
Patient-Oriented Medicine and Pharmacy,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: March 7, 2025
Bioprinting
has
emerged
as
a
groundbreaking
technology
in
the
realms
of
organ
transplantation
and
regenerative
medicine,
addressing
critical
challenges
such
shortages
tissue
repair.
This
review
explores
technological
advancements
innovations
bioprinting,
highlighting
state-of-the-art
techniques,
bioinks,
applications
engineering.
Key
milestones
printing
functional
tissues,
including
vascularized
transplantable
prototypes,
are
discussed
alongside
role
bioprinting
personalized
where
patient-oriented
models
revolutionizing
drug
testing
therapeutic
strategies.
Furthermore,
this
article
examines
ethical
considerations
associated
with
offering
insights
into
its
future
potential
to
transform
global
healthcare.
Journal of Biomechanics,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
184, P. 112677 - 112677
Published: April 6, 2025
Root-analog
implants
are
frequently
fabricated
from
titanium,
which
can
be
associated
with
various
problems,
e.g.
hypersensitivity
to
titanium.
In
this
study,
we
evaluate
the
bending
moments
of
different
polyetheretherketone-based
root
analog
as
a
metal-free
alternative.
For
this,
an
extracted
tooth
31
and
36
was
scanned
create
STL
data
set
each
tooth.
These
were
used
fabricate
n
=
8
per
group,
5
groups
being
type.
Two
additively
manufactured
using
material
extrusion.
The
other
milled
differnet
polyetheretherketone
grades.
After
artificial
ageing,
samples
statically
loaded
until
fracture
in
order
determine
moment.
Of
form
31,
white,
grade
showed
highest
moment
2835.3
±
509.8
Nmm
unfilled,
processed
lowest.
RAIs
36,
29342.6
854.7
lowest
19880.5
7188.6
Nmm.
Basically,
results
between
subtractively
significantly
different.
terms
mechanical
requirements
oral
cavity,
one-piece
-based
appear
provide
more
predictable
than
ones.
Taken
together,
our
study
suggests
that
solidly
designed
made
molars
able
withstand
cavity.
Review of Scientific Instruments,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
96(4)
Published: April 1, 2025
Soft
material
research
has
seen
significant
growth
in
recent
years,
with
emerging
applications
robotics,
electronics,
and
healthcare
diagnostics
where
understanding
the
mechanical
response
is
crucial
for
precision
design.
Traditional
methods
measuring
nonlinear
properties
of
soft
materials
require
specially
sized
samples
that
are
extracted
from
their
natural
environment
to
be
mounted
on
testing
instrument.
This
been
shown
compromise
data
accuracy
various
biological
materials.
To
overcome
this,
Volume
Controlled
Cavity
Expansion
(VCCE)
method
was
developed.
technique
tests
by
controlling
formation
rate
a
liquid
cavity
inside
at
tip
an
injection
needle
simultaneously
resisting
pressure
describes
response.
Despite
VCCE’s
early
successes,
expansion
its
application
beyond
academia
hindered
cost,
size,
expertise.
In
first
portable,
benchtop
instrument
utilizing
VCCE
presented
here.
device,
built
affordable,
readily
available
components
open-source
software,
streamlines
experimentation
without
sacrificing
performance
or
precision.
It
especially
suitable
space-limited
settings
designed
use
non-experts,
promoting
widespread
adoption.
The
instrument’s
efficacy
demonstrated
through
polydimethylsiloxane
varying
stiffness.
study
not
only
validates
but
also
sets
stage
further
advancements
broader
testing.
All
data,
along
acquisition,
control,
post-processing
scripts,
made
GitHub.
Brazilian Journal of Transplantation,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
28(1)
Published: April 25, 2025
Background:
Bioprinting
has
emerged
as
an
innovative
technology
in
organ
transplantation
and
regenerative
medicine,
aiming
to
address
pressing
challenges
such
the
shortage
of
donor
organs
need
for
effective
tissue
repair.
By
leveraging
advanced
3D
printing
techniques,
bioprinting
enables
fabrication
functional
tissues
with
precise
architectural
biological
properties.
Methods:
This
review
provides
in-depth
analysis
latest
advancements
bioprinting,
focusing
on
cutting-edge
development
bioinks,
their
applications
engineering.
It
examines
significant
breakthroughs
creation
vascularized
transplantable
prototypes
explores
role
personalized
medicine.
Results:
The
findings
highlight
transformative
impact
biomedical
field,
particularly
drug
testing,
therapeutic
modeling,
patient-specific
treatment
strategies.
Additionally,
key
challenges—including
technological
limitations,
ethical
concerns,
regulatory
considerations—are
discussed
provide
a
comprehensive
understanding
field’s
progress
potential
obstacles.
Conclusion:
holds
immense
promise
revolutionizing
global
healthcare
by
offering
solutions
shortages
advancing
However,
continued
research
innovation
are
necessary
overcome
existing
facilitate
its
clinical
translation
into
mainstream
medical
practice.
Brazilian Journal of Transplantation,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
28(1)
Published: April 25, 2025
Introdução:
A
bioimpressão
despontou
como
uma
tecnologia
inovadora
no
transplante
de
órgãos
e
na
medicina
regenerativa,
visando
solucionar
desafios
urgentes,
a
escassez
doadores
necessidade
reparo
eficaz
tecidos.
Ao
aproveitar
as
técnicas
avançadas
impressão
3D,
permite
fabricação
tecidos
funcionais
com
propriedades
arquitetônicas
biológicas
precisas.
Métodos:
Esta
revisão
fornece
análise
detalhada
dos
últimos
avanços
em
bioimpressão,
concentrando-se
ponta,
desenvolvimento
biotintas
suas
aplicações
engenharia
Ela
examina
os
significativos
criação
protótipos
vascularizados
transplantáveis
explora
função
da
personalizada.
Resultados:
As
descobertas
destacam
o
impacto
transformador
campo
biomédico,
particularmente
testes
medicamentos,
modelagem
terapêutica
estratégias
tratamento
específicas
para
paciente.
Além
disso,
principais
—
incluindo
limitações
tecnológicas,
preocupações
éticas
considerações
regulatórias
são
discutidos
fornecer
compreensão
abrangente
do
progresso
possíveis
obstáculos.
Conclusão:
é
imensamente
promissora
revolucionar
saúde
global,
oferecendo
soluções
avanço
regenerativa.
No
entanto
pesquisa
inovação
contínuas
necessárias
superar
existentes
facilitar
sua
tradução
clínica
prática
médica
convencional.