A team of Israeli scientists say they have created the first 3D-printed heart using human tissue, which could lead to a major breakthrough in creating organs for people in need.

As 3D printing becomes more and more used in a wide range of fields, medical science is not left behind. From the more standard uses such as printing medical equipment and prosthetics to more advan… ...

Researchers have 3D-printed a heart using a patient’s cells, providing hope that the technique could be used to heal hearts or engineer new ones for transplants.

Researchers at Tel Aviv University today unveiled a world’s first – a 3D print of a heart constructed from harvested human tissue and vessels. This technology, although in its formative stages ...

Scientists at the Cardiovascular Innovation Institute in Louisville, Kentucky, have printed arteries (pictured) and think they could print a whole heart in less than five years' time.

3-D heart printed using multiple imaging techniques Echocardiography and CT combined to produce heart model Date: June 26, 2015 Source: Spectrum Health ...

Bioprinting a new organ using a patient's own cells could reduce those cases. Stanford scientists can write vascular networks directly into the 3D-printed tissue. Stanford University/Andrew Brodhead ...

(Bloomberg) — Israeli researchers have printed a 3-D heart using a patient’s own cells, something they say could be used to patch diseased hearts — and possibly, full transplants. THIS ...

Israeli researchers have created an entire 3D-printed heart made from human cells in what they say is a world first. The heart doesn't beat and is too small for use in people — it's only about ...

Researchers have 3D-printed a heart using a patient’s cells, providing hope that the technique could be used to heal hearts or engineer new ones for transplants.