Meniscal injuries represent one of the most common orthopedic injuries. The most frequent
treatment is partial resection of the meniscus, or meniscectomy, which can affect joint …

The management of meniscal injuries remains difficult and challenging. Although several
clinical options exist for the treatment of such injuries, complete regeneration of the …

Cartilage injury is extremely common and leads to joint dysfunction. Existing joint prostheses
do not remodel with host joint tissue. However, develo** large-scale biomimetic …

Regeneration of an injured meniscus continues to be a scientific challenge due to its poor
self-healing potential. Tissue engineering provides an avenue for regenerating a severely …

Background: Total meniscectomy leads to knee osteoarthritis in the long term. The poly (ε-
caprolactone)(PCL) scaffold is a promising material for meniscal tissue regeneration, but cell …

Collagen scaffolds are often utilized in tissue engineering applications where their
performance depends on physical and mechanical properties. This study investigated the …

Functional repair of articular cartilage defects is always a great challenge in joint surgery
clinically. Tissue engineering strategies that combine autologous cell implantation with three …

Reconstruction of the knee meniscus remains a significant clinical challenge owing to its
complex anisotropic tissue organization, complex functions, and limited healing capacity in …

The present study describes a silk microfiber reinforced meniscus scaffold (SMRMS) with
hierarchical fibrous and porous structure made from silk fibroin (SF) and wool keratin (WK) …

The objectives of this study were to fabricate porous scaffolds using decellularized
meniscus, and to explore a preferable crosslinking condition to enhance mechanical …