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International Journal of Bioprinting                                3D bioprinting for musculoskeletal system




            Table 4. Advances in 3D bioprinting for meniscus regeneration
             Bioprinting   Materials     Cell type      Cell density (cells/  Key outcomes           Ref.
             technology                                 mL)
             Extrusion  MECM, PCL, and PU  BMSCs        5 × 10 6       Promoted neofibrocartilage formation  141
                        GelMA, PCL, and   MFCs          1 × 10 6       Assisted in the formation of meniscal   148
                        MECM                                           structures
                        Collagen, PCL, and   BMSCs      6 × 10 6       Improved the mechanical properties of the   149
                        CNT                                            bioprinted construct without affecting cell
                                                                       viability
                        Fibrinogen, gelatin,   MPCs     2 × 10 6       Enabled the spatial control of capillary   150
                        and cartilage ECM                              formation in the bioprinted construct
                        Gelatin, CMC, and   MG63-osteosarcoma   1 × 10 5  Promoted collagen secretion and cell   151
                        alginate         cells                         proliferation
                        Gelatin, fibrinogen,   MSCs     1 × 10 7       Generated regional differential cell and ECM   152
                        HA, and glycerol                               depositions
                        Oxidized cellulose,   MFCs      1 × 10 7       Promoted collagen deposition  153
                        alginate and collagen
                        GelMA, HAMA,     MSCs           5 × 10 5       Promoted neomeniscal regeneration in vivo  154
                        MECM, and PCL
                        Gellan gum, fibrino-  Meniscus cells  1.5 × 10 7  Led to the formation of fibrocartilaginous   147
                        gen, and SilMA                                 tissue in vivo
                        Collagen         BMSCs          3.8 × 10 7     Provided an anatomically shaped,   155
                                                                       patient-specific construct with viable cells
                        Alginate         ADSCs          1 × 10 6       Preferentially organized cellular arrays within   156
                                                                       constructs
            Abbreviations: MECM: meniscal extracellular matrix, GelMA: gelatin methacrylate, PCL: polycaprolactone, PU: polyurethane, ECM: extracellular
            matrix, CMC: carboxymethyl cellulose, CNT: carbon nanotubes, HA: hyaluronic acid, HAMA: hyaluronic acid methacrylate, SilMA: silk fibroin
            methacrylate, BMSCs: bone marrow stem cells, MPCs: meniscus progenitor cell, MFCs: meniscal fibrocartilage chondrocytes, MSCs: mesenchymal stem
            cells, ADSCs: adipose-derived stem cells
            patient-specific macroscopic dimensions, it is of equal   constructs with biomimetic anisotropic microarchitecture.
            importance to reproduce tissue-specific microscopic   In addition to restoring the anisotropic properties of the
            spatial organization of cells for meniscus regeneration.   menisci, engineered meniscus tissue requires growth of
            Chansoria  et al. developed an ultrasound-assisted 3D   peripheral blood vessels (PBV) for nutrition supply, which
            bioprinting  strategy  for  meniscus  regeneration.   The   is necessary for long-term stress tolerance and prevention
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            cells suspended in the bioink were aligned at multiple   of osteoarthritis progression.  Sun  et al. reported a
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            length  scales  under  the  force  of  the  superimposed   bioprinted anisotropic meniscus scaffold.  This scaffold
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            ultrasonic bulk acoustic waves. By adjusting acoustic   demonstrated PBV  infiltration, regional  differential
            parameters, the cells can be manipulated into a controlled   cells, and matrix deposition. The implantation of the
            spatial aligned pattern to simulate the circumferential   functional scaffold is beneficial to the maintenance of
            organization of the meniscus.                      joint function and the prevention of joint degeneration.
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                                                               In partially vascularized tissues, such as menisci, the
               Forming the anisotropic architecture of the meniscus is                                      150
            one of the difficulties in engineering biomimetic meniscus   spatial distribution of microvessels is precisely confined.
                                                               Typically observed in degenerative tissues such as menisci,
            constructs. Hao et al. employed 3D printing technology to   intervertebral discs, and cartilage, vascular growth into
            prepare a composite scaffold that enabled the co-delivering   nonvascularized  region  can  result  in  changes  of  tissue
            of platelet-derived growth factor-BB (PDGF-BB) and   characteristics. 163-166  Therefore, the recapitulation of the
            kartogenin (KGN).  These two bioactive factors can be   spatial microvascular  distribution is imperative  for the
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            controlled-release to promote stem cell migration and   successful fabrication of biomimetic meniscal constructs.
            differentiation toward cartilage. The new tissue formation   To that end, Terpstra et al. have developed bioinks with
            of the meniscus was observed half a year after implantation   pro-  or antiangiogenic  properties,  which  enabled spatial
            of  the  dual  drug-loaded  scaffolds.  The  study  provides   regulation of blood capillary formation in the bioprinted
            a promising strategy for the generation of meniscal
                                                               meniscal constructs. 150

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