A new therapy that first made headlines in 2021 is now showing potential to heal human cartilage. Developed by scientists at ...

We exploit this speed to print at very small (~micron) scale and very soft (KPa to MPa) polymers that are used in regenerative medicine. We are currently printing implants for defects of knee ...

“Our new therapy can induce repair in a tissue that does not naturally ... To test its effectiveness, researchers applied the material to cartilage defects in the stifle joints of sheep, which ...

Queen Mary scientists have invented a new way to fix cartilage defects – a form of joint damage often caused by sports injuries or trauma – and to stop progression to osteoarthritis.

Scientists at Queen Mary University of London have invented a new way to repair osteochondral defects – a common ... process in our joints to block cartilage degradation and form new cartilage ...

Figure 1: Application of adult MSCs to tissue engineering, illustrated by several approaches to articular cartilage repair. Cell-based tissue engineering is one of the most promising approaches in ...

An example of the repair of articular cartilage defects by use of a hydrogel seeded with MSCs is presented, to highlight the current strategies, limitations and perspectives of using MSCs to treat OA.