Background. 3D bioprinting is an additive technology that uses bio-inks and biocompatible materials for three-dimensional tissue engineering. Bioprinting is an interdisciplinary field that combines medicine, engineering ...

Background. Nowadays, the modern textbooks are abundant with materials on general anatomy and physiology, while the age-related aspects of the body's various organ systems are covered rather briefly. Materials and methods. ...

Introduction. Since 2014, the amniotic membrane has been collected and preserved at the Human Tissue Bank (HTB) for use by ophthalmologists and combustologists. In recent years, the need for amniotic membrane grafts ...

Background. The Eneolithic deposit at Carbuna (Republic of Moldova) (5th millennium BC) was accidentally pointed out in the fall of 1961 by local school students. Although the repository has benefited from several publications, ...

Introduction. There are several types of grafts used in the treatment of bone defects [1]. During the research, was tested the regeneration capacity of critical bone defects with several types of materials. Materials and ...

Introduction. Measuring quality of life at an individual level can provide important data on health status and the effects of healthcare services. The aim of this study was to assess the impact of caries and its treatment ...

Background. The increase in the number of patients with liver cirrhosis has necessitated the revision of the widely used Model for End-stage Liver Disease (MELD), which predicts short-term mortality and determines priority ...

Background. Various traumas in the facial area can lead to defects in the skin tissues in the facial area. These injuries include burns of various etiologies (burns with acid, liquid nitrogen, manganese, thermal burns), ...

Background. According to Terminologia Anatomica (2019) the hepatic portal vein bifurcates into left and right branches; the left branch supplies segments II, III and IV and the right branch divides secondarily into two ...