… a tailored approach to tissue and organ engineering. In … human tissue and the proof-of-concept
applications that address long-standing challenges on the path toward clinical translation…

… to the development and clinical translation of tissue engineering-inspired therapies, leading
… that facilitate tissue functional recovery. The foundation of tissue engineering involves the …

… The field of tissue engineering and regenerative medicine is rapidly expanding, both in …
and in clinical translation.5 The development of tissue engineering scaffolds for clinical use has …

… Clinical translation of engineered tissues into regenerative medicine applications, and the …
, result in an increasing demand for human tissues engineered in vitro for implantation, in vitro …

… In summary, the use of bioprinting for biofabrication of human tissues for transplantation has
developed substantially over the past decade. Many studies have demonstrated promising …

… before reaching clinical trials, especially in terms of whether in vitro efficacy tests will act as
successful surrogates for predicting in vivo human clinical response. Clinical endpoints have …

… The pace of discovery involving adipose-derived cells continues to accelerate at both the
preclinical and clinical translational levels. Adipose tissue is a source of freshly isolated, …

… Finally, we hope to provide insight into the clinical translation of technologies rooted in tissue
… on the road to translation, and the path forward for promising technologies in development. …

… In time, these technologies and advances in tissue engineering will at least reduce, and
possibly replace, the need for skin autografts and enable easier clinical translation of an …

… clinical translation needs relevant pre-clinical models, which provides similar anatomy and
comparable size translation, like in the clinical … surgeons to use it in the clinical human model. …