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Recent Advances in Urologic Tissue Engineering

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Journal Curr Urol Rep
Publisher Current Science
Specialty Urology
Date 2009 Feb 26
PMID 19239816
Citations 10
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Abstract

Tissue engineering provides exciting therapeutic potential in urology. Urinary bladder regeneration is the most heavily researched aspect of tissue engineering in urology. Recent clinical research demonstrated the feasibility of bladder regeneration in children with neurogenic bladders. Despite this success, the ideal materials and methods for tissue engineering in urology have not been identified. We review the advances that have been made in tissue engineering in urology over the past 3 years. We particularly emphasize advances in our understanding of the raw materials and the methodology currently employed in urologic tissue engineering protocols.

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