reprap printing carbohydrate glass 3d blood vessel molds
Hi folks, check this out - a modified reprap printing a 3d blood vessel scaffold! and this concept. Does anyone know any more about how the print material is formulated and then delivered to the...
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In many ways, it is the same modification that allows rerap to print cake icing for cake decorating. I know somebody in the forums is doing this, but I can't remember who. A search of the general...
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Hi Criswilson, you are right and indeed I sent Patrick a pm with the thingiverse link. In another thread you wrote that you have developed a functional vascular graft that is beeing clinically tested....
View ArticleRe: reprap printing carbohydrate glass 3d blood vessel molds
The vascular grafts (for bypass patients) have worked surprisingly well - no rejections, no occlusions, no blowouts...yet. It is still way too expensive of an option to actually use on a regular basis...
View ArticleRe: reprap printing carbohydrate glass 3d blood vessel molds
that sounds awsome. do you have a paper or something where I could read more about this research? How did you manage to keep the cells alive while printing with a piezo-inkjet printer with all the...
View ArticleRe: reprap printing carbohydrate glass 3d blood vessel molds
I try my best not to do that much publishing, writing articles just isn't my thing. I think the last thing I published on tissue engineering was back in 2003 in Anatomy Record A. My partner does most...
View ArticleRe: reprap printing carbohydrate glass 3d blood vessel molds
... what's with a mechanical 'puncher' instead of an ink-jet? Some years ago I've invented a methode of placing/dispensing single droplets of extreme high viscouse fluids (we used then a glue with...
View ArticleRe: reprap printing carbohydrate glass 3d blood vessel molds
Basically, Boland is trying different methods and comparing them for feasability. His dream is that all hospitals and universites will have a reliable and cheap (under $10,000 USD) desktop organ...
View ArticleRe: reprap printing carbohydrate glass 3d blood vessel molds
... nice to hear, that the idea wasn't lost! I've developed this system for a special internal application around 2002 and my boss filed the patents in 2004, but first only in Germany, then in Europe....
View ArticleRe: reprap printing carbohydrate glass 3d blood vessel molds
Its such an amazing revolution in 3D printing. The sugar template creates a temporary set of guiding pipes where fluid will flow. After it is printed, it is coated in a thin layer of corn-based...
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I have ducks. Sorry looks pretty irrelevant at first. I have spent a little time watching the development of chicks from first stages onwards. The thing that stood out to me was that the blood vessels...
View Articlereprap printing carbohydrate glass 3d blood vessel molds
Hi folks, check this out - a modified reprap printing a 3d blood vessel scaffold! and this concept. Does anyone know any more about how the print material is formulated and then delivered to the...
View ArticleRe: reprap printing carbohydrate glass 3d blood vessel molds
In many ways, it is the same modification that allows rerap to print cake icing for cake decorating. I know somebody in the forums is doing this, but I can't remember who. A search of the general...
View ArticleRe: reprap printing carbohydrate glass 3d blood vessel molds
Hi Criswilson, you are right and indeed I sent Patrick a pm with the thingiverse link. In another thread you wrote that you have developed a functional vascular graft that is beeing clinically tested....
View ArticleRe: reprap printing carbohydrate glass 3d blood vessel molds
The vascular grafts (for bypass patients) have worked surprisingly well - no rejections, no occlusions, no blowouts...yet. It is still way too expensive of an option to actually use on a regular basis...
View ArticleRe: reprap printing carbohydrate glass 3d blood vessel molds
that sounds awsome. do you have a paper or something where I could read more about this research? How did you manage to keep the cells alive while printing with a piezo-inkjet printer with all the...
View ArticleRe: reprap printing carbohydrate glass 3d blood vessel molds
I try my best not to do that much publishing, writing articles just isn't my thing. I think the last thing I published on tissue engineering was back in 2003 in Anatomy Record A. My partner does most...
View ArticleRe: reprap printing carbohydrate glass 3d blood vessel molds
... what's with a mechanical 'puncher' instead of an ink-jet? Some years ago I've invented a methode of placing/dispensing single droplets of extreme high viscouse fluids (we used then a glue with...
View ArticleRe: reprap printing carbohydrate glass 3d blood vessel molds
Basically, Boland is trying different methods and comparing them for feasability. His dream is that all hospitals and universites will have a reliable and cheap (under $10,000 USD) desktop organ...
View ArticleRe: reprap printing carbohydrate glass 3d blood vessel molds
... nice to hear, that the idea wasn't lost! I've developed this system for a special internal application around 2002 and my boss filed the patents in 2004, but first only in Germany, then in Europe....
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