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International Journal of Bioprinting                                       3D printing in gastroenterology




                                       Successful mimicking of 3D  geometry and physiology of   Mimic injury response to   drug-induced toxicity and   Formation of functional   Greater proportion of MSCs   with greater mechanical   strength and tissue   Better epithelial mimicking   than pure collagen  Villi and crypt formation,  and complete restoration of   Display synthetic functions   and prolong liver injury






                                  Results  human intestine  inflammation  tubular structure  regeneration  epithelium  mice survival




                                  Bioreactor  Growth   medium  Custom-made  Growth   medium  Custom-made  Growth   medium  Growth   medium  Growth   medium





                                  Printing   technique  Extrusion  N/A  Extrusion  Kenzan   method  Extrusion  Inkjet  Extrusion




                                  Bioink formulation  HUVECs, Caco-2 cells   + collagen  IMF, Caco-2 cells +   Novogel  Cholangiocytes +   thiolated gelatin, PA  Cellular spheroids of   NHDFs, HUVECs,   human bone marrow-  derived MSCs,   HESMCs  Caco-2 cells + SIS,   collagen  Venous SMC, aortic FC   + hydrogel  HepaRG cells +   alginate, gelatin







                                  Printing machine  DTR3-2210 T-SG  Novogen   Bioprinter  Envision TEC   (GMBH) 3D   Bioplotter  Regenova bio-3D   printer  DTR3-2210 T-SG  Novogen mmx-07  Spp1603 Abbreviations: FC, fibroblast; HESMCs, human esophagus smooth muscle cells; HUVECs, human umbilical vein endothelial cells; MSCs, mesenchymal stem cells; NHDFs, normal human dermal










                                  Application  Mimicking human   intestine  Drug development  Promoting bile duct   formation  Regeneration of   esophagus  Mimicking human   intestine  Repairment of small   intestinal injury  Treating liver failure






                               Table 5. 3D bioprinting of gastrointestinal grafts
                                  Printed object  Small intestinal villi   model with vessels  Human intestinal tissue   model  Nanostructural scaffold  Tubular structure  Small intestinal villi   model  Biopatch  Hepatorganoid fibroblasts; PA, peptides amphiphile; SIS, small intestinal mucosa; SMC, smooth muscle cell.





                                  Animal   model  In vitro  In vitro  In vitro  Rat  In vitro  Rat  Mice



                                  Year  2018  2018   2018  2019       2020  2021  2019



                                  Author  Kim et al. [92]  Madden   et al. [90]  Yan et al. [94]  Takeoka   et al. [89]  Kim et al. [93]  Maina    et al. [91]  Yang et al. [96]




            Volume 9 Issue 6 (2023)                        164                        https://doi.org/10.36922/ijb.0149
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