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Injectable Tissue Patch to Repair Damaged Tissues

Damaged or diseased heart or other organs could be fixed by injectable lab engineered tissue, overcoming the need for painful, invasive open surgery, according to a biomedical engineering research team at the University of Toronto Faculty of Applied Science & Engineering.

Damaged tissues can be healed by injecting lab grown tissue patch - current tissue repair platforms involve surgical implantation - new injectable biocompatible tissue patch is non-invasive and effective

Injectable Tissue Patch - Revolutionary Concept In Repair Of Damaged Tissue

Injectable lab engineered tissue patch could be used to non-invasively repair damaged heart tissue following a heart attack. Read More

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