bioprinting enables precise 3D printing inside the human body using modified bioprinters with thermosensitive bioinks such as gelatin methacrylate (GelMA). However, these devices lack refined temperature-regulated mechanisms essential for ensuring bioink viscosity, as compared to traditional bio-3D printers. Addressing this challenge, this study presents a temperature-regulated printhead designed to improve the fabrication of thermosensitive bioink scaffolds in
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