Professor
György K.B. Sándor believes that tissue engineering can become a new global
export item.
The goal of
his research at the University of Tampere in Finland is to produce bone and
cartilage using tissue engineering and to optimize the use of tissue-derived
stem cells for bone defects.
With tissue
engineering, it is possible to produce tailored, living human spare parts. If
the method can be rolled out on a larger scale, it may become the third
alternative form of treatment alongside the traditional forms, surgery and
pharmacotherapy.
“We have
proven with more than 20 clinically successful operations that tissue
engineering works,”
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