MedTech

Knitted Healing: Stitching Wounds with Microtissues

MIT researchers are developing knitted microtissue scaffolds that mimic natural tissue movements, which enhances cell survival and wound healing. This approach uses industrial knitting techniques to create flexible, biocompatible structures that can aid in the repair of various soft tissues.
X64.AI
X64.AI
1 min read

🧶 Knitted microtissue may revolutionize healing! A new MIT study explores fabrics that mimic human tissue movement for better cell survival. #HealthcareInnovation #TissueEngineering #MITResearch

  1. Knitted microtissues replicate natural tissue movements, improving cell survival and healing.
  2. MIT's interdisciplinary team uses industrial knitting to create flexible, biocompatible scaffolds.
  3. The project has potential applications in repairing various soft tissues like skin, muscle, and cartilage.

Source: Anne McGovern | Lincoln Laboratory, MIT: Health Sciences and Technology: Knitted microtissue can accelerate healing.

All Things Cyber–

Community news and updates coming soon.
Link launched 📡 Avoid spam wormholes and check the 'Promotions' folder.
This is fine 🔥 Well, that didn't work. Try again, fren.