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August 20, 2025GelsOpen Access

Effect of Phosphate Phase Incorporation on 3D-Printed Hydrogel Scaffolds: Towards Customizable Bone Graft Materials

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Composite hydrogels improved mechanical strength by 15–25% and mineralization in bone scaffolds, suggesting viability for tissue engineering.

Calcium phosphate incorporation enhanced mechanical stability and allowed scaffolds to better support bone regeneration.
Mechanical strength increased by 15–25% in scaffolds with calcium phosphates compared to controls, emphasizing their effectiveness.
3D-printed scaffolds were evaluated based on morphology, porosity, and cytocompatibility, ensuring broader application in clinical settings.
Results indicate these customizable hydrogels could be viable alternatives to traditional bone grafts, warranting further exploration.

Trifan et al. (2025) studied this question.

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August 20, 2025GelsOpen Access

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Composite hydrogels improved mechanical strength by 15–25% and mineralization in bone scaffolds, suggesting viability for tissue engineering.

Calcium phosphate incorporation enhanced mechanical stability and allowed scaffolds to better support bone regeneration.
Mechanical strength increased by 15–25% in scaffolds with calcium phosphates compared to controls, emphasizing their effectiveness.
3D-printed scaffolds were evaluated based on morphology, porosity, and cytocompatibility, ensuring broader application in clinical settings.
Results indicate these customizable hydrogels could be viable alternatives to traditional bone grafts, warranting further exploration.

Trifan et al. (2025) studied this question.

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