Lior Debbi, Majd Machour, Daniel Dahis, Hagit Shoyhat, Margarita Shuhmaher, Ruth Potter, Yael Tabory, Idit Goldfracht, Itiel Dennis, Tom Blechman, Theodor Fuchs, Haim Azhari, Shulamit Levenberg
Safe and accurate in situ delivery of biocompatible materials is a fundamental requirement for many biomedical applications. These include sustained and local drug release, implantation of acellular biocompatible scaffolds, and transplantation of cells and engineered tissues for functional restoration of damaged tissues and organs. The common practice today includes highly invasive operations with major risks of surgical complications including adjacent tissue damage, infections, and long healing periods. In this work, a novel non-invasive delivery method is presented for scaffold, cells, and drug delivery deep into the body to target inner tissues...
February 20, 2024: Small Methods