Tissue engineering is emerging as a significant ... until a sufficient amount of the patient's own skin is available for autologous grafting. The principal alternative is cadaver skin, but the ...

though engineering skin grafts that grow hair are still several years away. A team led by scientists at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute has 3D-printed hair follicles in human skin tissue cultured ...

But Australian researchers have flagged some "promising" new approaches that could save lives and dramatically improve patient recovery. The team analysed the latest advancements in dermal ...

Burn, trauma, and plastic surgery patients and others needing skin autografts often have limited quantities of healthy tissue from which to take skin biopsies, and when skin grafts are ...

He’d spent the previous month nurturing a cluster of skin cells until they reached ... doctor and postdoc focusing on dermatology and tissue engineering at Columbia University Medical Center.

These research findings, proposing a new system for scarless skin grafting, were recently published in the Chemical Engineering Journal ... affected areas requiring tissue regeneration." ...

Kerecis, the company pioneering the use of sustainably sourced fish skin and fatty acids in cellular therapy and tissue ...

Coloplast A/S is acquiring Kerecis hf, a closely held Icelandic maker of fish-skin dressings to treat human wounds, for an enterprise value of up to $1.3 billion. Coloplast is making a $1.2 ...

The tissue grafts are actually pretty universal. “That means skin recovered for me can actually be transplanted onto you,” said Palmisano. “We don't have to cross match blood, we don't have ...