Nanochon, LLC

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Nathan Castro

Benjamin Holmes

Michael Friebe

Ali Pashazadeh

Dietmar Werner Hutmacher

Axel Boese

The present disclosure relates to a three-dimensionally (3D) printed tissue engineering scaffold for tissue regeneration and a method for manufacturing the 3D printed tissue engineering scaffold. The 3D printed tissue engineering scaffold may be fabricated at least in part from a composite material having an insoluble component and soluble component. The three-dimensional tissue scaffolds of the disclosure may be fabricated via a rapid prototyping machine. In some instances, the three-dimensional shape of the fabricated tissue engineering scaffold may correspond to a three-dimensional shape of a tissue defect of a patient.

Three-dimensionally printed tissue engineering scaffolds for tissue regeneration

The invention relates to a patch () with at least one filler and at least one active ingredient, wherein the local distribution of the active ingredient or ingredients within the patch () takes place dependent on the morphology, anatomy and physiology of the lesion () to be treated.

Patch with active ingredients

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El Paso, TX, United States of America

Nathan Castro