👉 Bones engineering, also known as bioengineering or biomechanical engineering of bones, involves the application of principles from biology, materials science, and mechanical engineering to design, develop, and optimize bone structures and treatments. This field aims to understand the complex biological processes that govern bone formation, remodeling, and healing, and to apply this knowledge to create advanced solutions for bone-related issues. Techniques include the use of biomaterials, tissue engineering, and 3D printing to fabricate scaffolds that mimic the natural bone structure, promoting cell growth and integration. Additionally, bioengineering approaches can involve gene therapy and stem cell treatments to enhance bone regeneration and repair. The ultimate goal is to improve patient outcomes by developing personalized, effective, and biocompatible solutions for bone defects, fractures, and degenerative diseases, ultimately leading to better quality of life and reduced reliance on traditional surgical interventions.
