Post-Mastectomy Breast Reconstruction: Development of a 3D-Printed Bioscaffold
With placenta tissue and 3D bioprinting to innovative therapeutic solutions
AmnioPrintCare aims to develop new solutions for breast reconstruction after mastectomy by combining knowledge of the therapeutic properties of placental tissue with 3D bioprinting technology.
- Breast tissue regeneration with natural material
- Possible antitumor effect
- The patient receives a personalized implant
- Better quality of life
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Behind the project
The AmnioPrintCare team consists of seven young scientific researchers from the Institute for Medical Research, University of Belgrade, Innovation Center of the Faculty of Technology and Metallurgy in Belgrade, Institute of Oncology and Radiology of Serbia, and the Institute of Cell Biology of the Faculty of Medicine, University of Ljubljana, where our external collaborator comes from. We are biologists, doctors and technologists by profession.
Project concept
Work package 1
Development of the 3D printed hAM homogenate-based bioscaffolds
Work package 2
Defining in vitro biocompatibility of 3D printed hAM homogenate-based bioscaffolds for breast tissue niche regeneration
Work package 3
Defining in vitro antitumor and antimetastatic effects of hAM homogenate-based bioscaffolds
Work package 4
In vivo evaluation of regenerative and antitumor potential of 3D printed hAM homogenate-based bioscaffolds in mice
Latest News
Our two team members defended their theses
Our two team members, Ivana Gazikalović and Sanja Momčilović, defended their doctoral dissertations today, which strengthened our team by two more PhDs!
AmnioPrintCare in daily newspaper Alo
Journalists from the daily newspaper ALO wrote about our project this time. We explained what 3D bioprinting technology is and why it is important for our project.
AmnioPrintCare at the Fempower conference
The head of the project, dr Hristina Obradović, presented the AmnioPrintCare project at the panel “Women living science” as part of the FemPower conference.
At the International Fair of Technical Achievements
AmnioPrintCare was presented at the 66th Fair of Techniques and Technical Achievements in Belgrade within the setting of the Institute for Medical Research.
IPLASS meeting announced
The International Placenta Stem Cell Society (IPLASS) and the Cell and Tissue Engineering Society of Slovenia (CTESS), will hold a scientific meeting in Izola, Slovenia.
The 5th anniversary of Science Fund of the Republic of Serbia
At the 5th anniversary ceremony, the Science Fund of the Republic of Serbia presented the new generation of scientists in Promis2023 call, among which is our project coordinator Hristina Obradovic.
AmnioPrintCare at TV Prva
Our project coordinator, dr. Hristina Obradovic, together with the director of the Science Fund of the Republic of Serbia was a guest on the show ‘’150 minuta’’ on PRVA TV.
At the Cellink BioX 3D bioprinting workshop
Our team is full of impressions after the Cellink training at the Institute of medical research co-organized by KEFO.
AmnioPrintCare in daily newspaper Kurir
Kurir daily newspaper wrote about the idea and goals of our project. In more details about our project and team, in digital version of the article.
Working breakfast with media representatives
AmnioPrintCare at a working breakfast with media organized by Science Fund of the Republic of Serbia.
Project approved within the PROMIS 2023
The AmnioPrintCare project is one of 30 scientific projects approved by the Science Fund of the Republic of Serbia within the program PROMIS 2023
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Project participants
Thanks
To all the moms who donate their placentasand to the staff of KBC “Dragiša Mišović”
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