Tissue Engineering
Study findings from University of Tubingen, Department of Urology broaden understanding of tissue engineering
Published in Health Insurance Week, December 30th, 2007
Data detailed in 'Tissue engineering for the lower urinary tract: a review of a state of the art approach' have been presented. "Tissue engineering (TE) has become synonymous with physiological and functional reconstructive approaches in medicine. Although the goals of TE are ambitious and have not yet been attained, significant milestones have been achieved and future possibilities are great," scientists in Germany report.
"To examine these possibilities with a special emphasis on the lower urinary tract, we provide a review of the development of TE techniques and a high-level overview of related regulatory and legal issues. Current trends in the field of TE, including...
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