Uploaded March 2019 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
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Researchers at the University of Toronto and Sunnybrook Hospital have developed a portable machine that they hope will someday change how burns and other wounds are treated.
The handheld machine, which looks something like a duct tape dispenser, is used to print skin. It deposits a strip of gel, containing skin cells that can be applied directly on top of a wound. It forms tissue and deposits it in two minutes or less.
The material mimics the layers in human skin
Source: globalnews.ca/news/4218982/skin-printing-machine-wound-care
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Researchers at the University of Toronto and Sunnybrook Hospital have developed a portable machine that they hope will someday change how burns and other wounds are treated.
The handheld machine, which looks something like a duct tape dispenser, is used to print skin. It deposits a strip of gel, containing skin cells that can be applied directly on top of a wound. It forms tissue and deposits it in two minutes or less.
The material mimics the layers in human skin
Source: globalnews.ca/news/4218982/skin-printing-machine-wound-care
