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University of Minnesota researchers created realistic 3D-printed human tissue models for improved surgical training.
3D-printed human tissue models, developed by researchers at the University of Minnesota Twin Cities, are advancing medical training with lifelike realism.
Using innovative bioprinting techniques, the models replicate the texture, strength, and responsiveness of real tissues, including skin and organs, and can be customized to simulate various medical conditions.
The technology incorporates blood-like fluids and enables accurate tactile feedback, improving surgical practice.
Published in Science Advances, the research is supported by the U.S. Department of Defense and part of the MnDRIVE Initiative, with future goals including complex organ replication and smart materials.
Early tests show enhanced training realism and confidence among medical professionals.
Investigadores de la Universidad de Minnesota crearon modelos de tejido humano realistas impresos en 3D para mejorar el entrenamiento quirúrgico.