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Scaffolds for Tissue Engineering

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The paper presents the current trends in medicine of regenerative tissue defect caused by resection of tumors or fractures.Although it is a relatively young field of science, it creates new possibilities for the reconstruction of pathologically altered tissue with the use of three-dimensional scaffolds.Tissue engineering places particular emphasis on the type of scaffold from which they are made because of a number of requirements of medical materials including biocompatibility, mechanical strength and porosity.

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The paper presents the current trends in medicine of regenerative tissue defect caused by resection of tumors or fractures.Although it is a relatively young field of science, it creates new possibilities for the reconstruction of pathologically altered tissue with the use of three-dimensional scaffolds.Tissue engineering places particular emphasis on the type of scaffold from which they are made because of a number of requirements of medical materials including biocompatibility, mechanical strength and porosity.

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The paper presents the current trends in medicine of regenerative tissue defect caused by resection of tumors or fractures.Although it is a relatively young field of science, it creates new possibilities for the reconstruction of pathologically altered tissue with the use of three-dimensional scaffolds.Tissue engineering places particular emphasis on the type of scaffold from which they are made because of a number of requirements of medical materials including biocompatibility, mechanical strength and porosity.

Key concepts: Tissue engineering, Computer science, Computational biology, Biomedical engineering, Engineering, Biology

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