How 3D printing of organs could revolutionize medicine ...Middle East

Story at a glance Researchers recently transplanted a 3D printed ear made from stem cells onto a 20-year-old woman born with microtia. Biotech company United Therapeutics this week said it produced a 3D printed human lung scaffold that could be seeded with a patient’s own stem cells to create tolerable, transplantable human lungs. The technology in the coming decades could be a game changer for the roughly 10,000 organ transplants that occur annually and the more than 100,000 people standing by on waiting lists. Researchers and biotech companies working to revolutionize the field of tissue and organ engineering are making major medical breakthroughs thanks to 3

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