Revolutionary 'bio-pen' could allow doctors to DRAW-ON human cells to repair broken bones and cartilage

Made by University of Wollongong and St Vincent's Hospital in MelbourneCould be ready for clinical trials within five yearsIf it works the device would allow doctors to apply human cellsThe pen could improve bone reconstruction in the futureScientists in Australia have created a pen which could soon be able to draw cells onto people with serious injuries to help their bones repairs.The 'bio-pen' was developed by the University of Wollongong and St Vincent's Hospital in Melbourne and could be ready for clinical trials within five years.If it works, the device would allow doctors to apply human cells onto damaged bones and improve bone reconstruction in the future.Read More plus See photos @http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2529473/Revolutionary-bio-pen-allow-doctors-DRAW-ON-human-cells-repair-broken-bones-cartilage.html

This is awesome...Maybe some day they can repair damaged knees and hips with this technology. When I fell from a ladder and shattered my kneecap several years ago they only thing they could do with it was a knee replacement. That surgery and the aftermath turned out to be a total nightmare...when they sutured me up after the surgery they sutured too deeply and sewed into my muscles...I have never experienced so much agony and pain in my life as the physical therapy after the surgery that pushed and pulled and yanked on my leg to get it to bend....I kept telling anyone that would listen to me that something was definitely wrong, but they just kept calling me spleeny and it was not until a month later when I went back to see the surgeon for a followup that they did x rays and an MRI and realized that the stitches had ripped my muscles to shreds....Maybe if they could have repaired my knee by this technology that I would not have had to endure the nightmare of the surgery and the subsequent surgery to repair my shredded muscles. I am all healed now and glad that I have my new knee and can walk again far better than the 6 months that I hobbled around on a shattered kneecap before the surgery but having it fixed another way with this technology would have been far better I am sure..

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Marique December 28, 2013 at 7:22pm

This is awesome...Maybe some day they can repair damaged knees and hips with this technology. When I fell from a ladder and shattered my kneecap several years ago they only thing they could do with it was a knee replacement. That surgery and the aftermath turned out to be a total nightmare...when they sutured me up after the surgery they sutured too deeply and sewed into my muscles...I have never experienced so much agony and pain in my life as the physical therapy after the surgery that pushed and pulled and yanked on my leg to get it to bend....I kept telling anyone that would listen to me that something was definitely wrong, but they just kept calling me spleeny and it was not until a month later when I went back to see the surgeon for a followup that they did x rays and an MRI and realized that the stitches had ripped my muscles to shreds....Maybe if they could have repaired my knee by this technology that I would not have had to endure the nightmare of the surgery and the subsequent surgery to repair my shredded muscles. I am all healed now and glad that I have my new knee and can walk again far better than the 6 months that I hobbled around on a shattered kneecap before the surgery but having it fixed another way with this technology would have been far better I am sure..