123
Table 5.1 Overview samples of biofabrication of vascular tissue using 3D printing technology-microvascular network creation
Printing
technique
Materials
Cells
Sacrificial materials/supportive
materials
Years References
IB
Electrostatic Alginate
2008 [40]
IB
Electrostatic Alginate
2008 [38]
IB
Thermal
Fibrin
HMVECs
2009 [4]
IB
DOD
Mouse collagen type
1
HUVECs
Gelatin
2012 [55]
IB
DOD
Mouse collagen type
1
HUVECs
Gelatin
2014 [32]
IB
DOD
Mouse collagen type
1
HUVECs
Gelatin
2014 [33]
EB
Direct
Alginate
RHECs
2009 [27]
EB
Direct
Alginate
Mouse fibroblast
2015 [15]
EB
Direct
GelMA/alginate
HUVECs
2016 [3]
EB
Direct
GelMA/PEGTA/
alginate
HUVECs, hMSC
2016 [24]
EB
Direct
GelMA/alginate
HUVECs, CM
2016 [54]
EB
Indirect
Hydrogel
Pluronic F127
2011 [51]
EB
Indirect
GelMA
HNDF, HUVECs
Pluronic F127
2014 [28]
EB
Indirect
Gelatin
HNDF, HUVECs, hMSC
2016 [29]
LB
Alginate/glycerol
Rabbit carcinoma cell B16, HUVECs
2010 [18]
LB
Matrigel
HUVECs, HUVSMC
2010 [50]
LB
DLP
GelMA/GM-HA
HUVEC, mouse fibroblast (C3H/10T1/2
cells)
2017 [56]
SF
HUVSMCs/HSFs/PASMCs
Agarose
2009 [41]
5 3D Printing Technology for Vascularization