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University of Hong Kong Scientists Explore Growing Organs with 3D Printing Technology - 3D Printing

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Researchers at the University of Hong Kong (HKU) are working to combine 3D-printed respiratory tissue with lab-grown organoids to create functional airways for burn victims
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Hong Kong Scientists Use 3d Printing Combined with Organoids to Create Organs for Burn Victims

It was a few years ago that 3D printers came to the consumer market, because although they had existed for some time in the industrial field, they were finally available to all users. At that time we started to see 3D printers at an economical price. Since then we have seen many changes in the 3D printers and resin sector, but now it is time to talk about another use. In Hong Kong they have developed a method that combines 3D printing with organ…

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Tom's HardwareTom's Hardware

Hong Kong scientists 3D printing organs for transplant patients — 3D-printed respiratory tissue combined with lab-grown mini organs in new procedure

Scientists at the University of Hong Kong have started experimenting with 3D printed organ technology to help burn victims.

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University of Hong Kong Scientists Explore Growing Organs with 3D Printing Technology - 3D Printing

Researchers at the University of Hong Kong (HKU) are working to combine 3D-printed respiratory tissue with lab-grown organoids to create functional airways for burn victims

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3D Printing broke the news in on Thursday, July 3, 2025.
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