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Vital ink in cellular microarrays shows promising results for wound treatment
A recent study has shown that using a bioink containing cellular spheroids, directly printed onto wounds with a portable bioprinter, significantly accelerates the skin healing process. The results demonstrated that the wound area decreased by up to 90% within 18 days, and complete healing was achieved after 36 days in the group treated with the cells, compared to parts of the skin remaining in the untreated groups. The researchers confirmed that cellular spheroids play a crucial role in enhancing tissue regeneration, reducing inflammation, and stimulating blood vessel formation. This suggests a promising future for treating chronic wounds with innovative and effective methods.
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