Influence of Mechanical Properties of Biomaterials on the Reconstruction of Biomedical Parts via Additive Manufacturing Techniques: An Overview

Additive manufacturing (AM) is the opposite of conventional technologies, creating an opportunity to fabricate parts using a layer upon approach obtain 3D patterns. AM technology has provided for biomaterials usage in bio-fabrication organs and scaffolds tissues engineering. In recent times, been well-utilized printing organs, customized implants, anatomical models surgery training kits, drug formulations, prosthetics, orthotics, dentistry, tissue engineering with use metals, ceramics, polymers, composites materials. Printing biomaterial that suitable viscosity, enough strength, good biocompatibility, degradability reported by many researchers be arduous task. Biomaterials printed robust mechanical properties are considered highly essential fabrication soft such as cartilage skin because function mainly relies on their possess capacity support cell proliferation extracellular matrix production. For repairing regenerating or tissue, implant must provide sufficient endure vivo stresses load-bearing cycles. This book chapter aims document provides keys future research direction.