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There is an increase in demand for organs as transplantation is becoming acommon practice to elongate human life. To reach this demand, three-dimensionalbioprinting is developing from prior knowledge of scaffolds, growth factors,etc. This review paper aims to determine the current status and futurepossibilities of three-dimensional bioprinting of organs and evaluate thebenefits and challenges, along with the history of its development. Priorresearch has viewed three-dimensional bioprinting as a technology that willenable safer transplantation without graft rejection and provide demand-basedproduction. However, it faces challenges such as the need to improvebiocompatibility and biofunctionality, legal and ethical issues, and the needto improve the technology itself. While the development of three-dimensionalprinting organs is not yet completed, we are seeing improvements and expectingit to be clinically applied soon.

The History, Current Status, Benefits, and Challenges of 3D Printed Organs