Bioprinting
Human body can be donated, but many parts of this body cannot be donated, so if this technology is seen in the medical sector, it is a very great revolutionary step, thanks to which the affected part of an affected person can be scanned and it can be imaged and reattached with the help of this technology.
It is being called a big step and a big success for medical science. Its experiments have been completed and now bioprinting treatments are being carried out in a few countries. Here are some important points that I have learned about it. I will share with you.
What is Bioprinting?
Bioprinting is a modern Medical technology through which human organs are artificially produced. Organs produced with the help of 3D printers. Biomaterials such as cells, bio-gels and biocomposites are used in this process to create a living organ that can function inside the body.
Medical Investigations:
Bioprinted tissues are used for disease studies and drug experiments.
Organ Transplantation:
Bioprinting is a revolutionary solution to end the shortage of human organs Transplantation.
Plastic surgery:
Bioprinting helps in building skin, ears, nose and other body parts for Plastic surgery.
Cancer Research:
Cancer treatment experiments can be conducted on bioprinted tissues.
Challenges of e-printing
Survival of cells:
Keeping the cells in bio-ink alive during printing is a challenge.
Complete organ function:
The full functioning of the printed organ in the body is still an important topic of research.
Availability of Biomaterials:
Developing materials that are compatible with the human body is a difficult process.
Major Benefits
Bioprinting Orgon technology is such a beautiful invention that any part of the human body can be re-designed and implanted. This technology helps for the internal and external parts of the body that are affected will be regenerated artificially. The Parts that can be transplanted are kidneys, lungs, bones, or veins.