Shimizu, T., Yamato, M., Kikuchi, A. & Okano, T. Cell sheet engineering for myocardial tissue reconstruction.
Musculoskeletal tissue reconstruction is the ultimate objective in orthopedic surgery.
All 6 required free tissue reconstruction, and a salivary bypass tube was placed in all cases.
The latter also represents an interesting aspect for development and a complete and efficient three-dimensional tissue reconstruction therapy.
Our concept is tissue reconstruction, not from single cells, but from cell sheets.
We present the results of upper limb soft tissue reconstruction using perforator-based propeller flaps.
Tissue reconstruction is the aim of regeneration medicine and tissue engineering.
Biomaterials that induce adipogenesis may ultimately serve as alternatives to traditional tissue reconstruction and regeneration techniques.
Additionally, future requirements for scaffold application in tissue reconstruction and regeneration are proposed as well.
They can assist tissue reconstruction through specific differentiation and secretion of various bioactive macromolecules.
Injectable, biodegradable scaffolds are required for soft tissue reconstruction owing to its minimally invasive approach.
