Chondrocyte harvest viability of auricular and nasal septal cartilage in a sheep model
Michael Fook-Ho Lee,
Steven Posniak,
Johnson HY Chung
et al.
Abstract:Introduction: Autologous techniques for reconstruction of cartilaginous structures of the head and neck are limited by donor cartilage volume, donor site morbidity and inconsistent results. Bioprinting combines “bioinks” consisting of living cells, supporting structures and biological motifs with a scaffold to create customised implantable constructs. This animal study reports on the digestion and proliferation results of auricular and nasal septal chondrocytes with the aim of understanding the behavior of dif… Show more
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