Scaffold technologies in regenerative medicine: history of the issue, current state and prospects of application

Nikol'skiy, V.I.; Sergatskiy, K. I.; Sheremet, D.P.; Shabrov, A V

doi:10.17116/hirurgia202211136

Khir. Z. im. N.I. Pirogova

2022

DOI: 10.17116/hirurgia202211136

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Scaffold technologies in regenerative medicine: history of the issue, current state and prospects of application

V.I. Nikol'skiy

K. I. Sergatskiy

D.P. Sheremet

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The article examines the prospects of integrating nanotechnology with telemedicine, digital technologies, and artificial intelligence in modern medicine. It analyzes potential applications of nanomedicine in diagnostics, therapy, regenerative medicine, and the development of new drug formulations. Special attention is given to the role of nanosensors in remote patient monitoring, nanorobots in telesurgery, and nanocomputers in medical data processing. The advantages and challenges of implementing nanotechnology in clinical practice are discussed, as well as its potential in transforming healthcare, making it more personalized, efficient, and accessible.

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Scaffold technologies in regenerative medicine: history of the issue, current state and prospects of application

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Nanotechnology in medicine: prospects for integration with telemedicine, digital technologies, and AI

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