3D-Printed Living Human Knee Replacement
Sector: Metal • Location: New York, United States
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Columbia University biomedical engineers are developing a project to replace traditional metal and plastic implants with a living, 3D-printed human knee. The process uses a biodegradable polymer scaffold infused with human stem cells that dissolves over time as it integrates with the patient's native bone.
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Description | Columbia University biomedical engineers are developing a project to replace traditional metal and plastic implants with a living, 3D-printed human knee. The process uses a biodegradable polymer scaffold infused with human stem cells that dissolves over time as it integrates with the patient's native bone. |
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