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As the highly rate of organ/tissue diseases has increased in recent years, patients lose faith in healing due to the serious lack of organ supply sources. 3D bio-printing technology has great potential in the tissue engineering field and enabled to provide solutions to problems of organ transplantation. 3D technology has been used to fabricate tissues/organ analogues, which are made of living cells and bio-materials and have similar biological compatibility and biological functions to the natural tissue. In this research, it is concluded that ink-jet technique, pressure-assisted technique, laser-assisted technique, and stereolithography technique are most widely used in tissue engineering applications. According to the process characteristic, the aforementioned 3D techniques have been applied respectively in various situations. Although the bio-technology has been widely studied, the applications are in a very early stage, especially the specific tissues/organ analogues with living cells are still being explored in the future.
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Hu, Y., Da, L., Zhang, W., Yang, C., Wu, Y., Dong, G. (2020). Tissue Organ Analogue Manufacturing by 3D Bio-Printing Technology for Tissue Engineering Applications. In: Duan, B., Umeda, K., Hwang, W. (eds) Proceedings of the Seventh Asia International Symposium on Mechatronics. Lecture Notes in Electrical Engineering, vol 588. Springer, Singapore. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-32-9437-0_93
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