A Review on Biomedical Application by Using Electrospinning

Gohel Smeetraj; Tejas Bhatt

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Despite its extensive history and some underlying work in tissue engineering dating back over 30 years, electrospinning has not attracted widespread interest as a possible polymer; with applications in tissue and medicine conveyance only emerging in the last 5–10 years. Electrospinning's overall usefulness, versatility, and ability to generate strands with nanoscale widths have sparked increased interest. Similarly, the electrospinning technique allows for the creation of frameworks with micro- to nanoscale geography and high porosity, similar to the typical extracellular lattice (ECM). Electrospinning's applications in tissue and medicine delivery are nearly limitless. This study examines the most recent developments and state of the art in electrospinning and its applications in tissue engineering and medicine delivery.

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