Tissue Engineering

Tissue Engineering:
Many more mortality occurred thanks to less availability of organs and donors. Tissue engineering/ Regenerative medicine opens the trail to make and generate desired tissue, cells and also as Organs 




In-Vitro to fight against the limitation and to make a replacement hope within the field of transplantation to fill the damaged and missing body parts while rehabilitation engineering helps to revive normal function. Spanning use of cell, pharmacological and bioengineering technologies, alongside physical modalities and exercise

•           Whole organ engineering
•           Extracellular matrix analog
•           Auricular cartilage reconstruction
•           Biomaterials and biopolymers for tissue engineering
•           Hydrogels for tissue engineering
•           Dermal tissue and Stem cell engineering

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