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. 2024 Sep 7;16(9):e68872. doi: 10.7759/cureus.68872

Table 1. Detailed Summary of the Included Studies.

Refs. [6,15-27]

References Study Design Population Intervention Comparator Outcome Measures Key Findings Risk of Bias Limitations Conclusion
Stosich et al. [18] Experimental Human adults, stem cells Adipose tissue engineering Traditional grafts/flaps Scar quality, integration, immune response High tissue integration, minimal fibrosis Low Short follow-up, small sample size Promising for reconstructive applications
Ochi et al. [19] RCT Patients with cartilage defects Tissue-engineered cartilage Traditional cartilage repair Pain relief, cartilage quality Significant cartilage regeneration, pain relief Low Limited to specific cartilage defect types Effective for articular cartilage repair
Alonzo et al. [15] Review N/A Various tissue engineering techniques N/A Biocompatibility, structural support High biocompatibility, effective structural support High Review limited to published studies Significant potential in bone tissue engineering
Gjerde et al. [20] Experimental Patients with mandibular atrophy Cell therapy-induced bone regeneration N/A Bone formation, patient satisfaction Significant new bone formation, high patient satisfaction Low Small sample size, single-site study Successful bone formation, further trials needed
Tavelli et al. [21] Review Patients with periodontal defects Tissue engineering strategies Traditional periodontal techniques Bone regeneration, pocket depth reduction Effective bone regeneration, high patient satisfaction High Limited to periodontal applications Effective for periodontal reconstruction
Muylaert et al. [16] Experimental Patients needing vascular scaffolds Bioactivating cell-free vascular scaffolds Traditional vascular grafts Neotissue formation, vascularization Enhanced neotissue formation, controlled scaffold degradation Low Early-stage study, limited clinical trials Promising for vascular tissue engineering
Tan et al. [22] Experimental Patients needing penile reconstruction Complete penile scaffold Traditional penile reconstruction Biocompatibility, penile function restoration High biocompatibility, successful penile function restoration Low Early-stage study, limited clinical trials Promising for penile reconstruction
Jeon et al. [23] Review Patients with osteochondral defects Multiphasic osteochondral tissue engineering Traditional osteochondral repair Osteochondral regeneration, mechanical properties Effective osteochondral regeneration, appropriate mechanical properties High Limited to specific osteochondral defects Effective for osteochondral tissue engineering
Kwon et al. [24] Review Patients needing stem cell therapy Stem cell therapeutics Traditional stem cell therapy Stem cell viability, differentiation Enhanced stem cell viability, positive regenerative outcomes High Need for standardized protocols Significant potential for stem cell therapeutics
Feinberg et al. [17] Review Patients needing maxillofacial reconstruction Tissue engineering in oral/maxillofacial reconstruction Traditional maxillofacial reconstruction Scaffold integration, functional outcomes High biocompatibility, successful scaffold integration High Limited to maxillofacial applications Promising for oral/maxillofacial reconstruction
DiMuzio et al. [25] Experimental Patients needing vascular grafts Adipose-derived stem cells for vascular bypass Traditional vascular bypass grafts Cell availability, scaffold integration Successful differentiation, promising functional outcomes Low Early-stage study, limited clinical trials Promising for vascular tissue engineering
Sterodimas et al. [6] Review Patients needing plastic/reconstructive surgery Adipose-derived stem cells in plastic surgery Traditional plastic surgery techniques ADSC viability, regenerative outcomes High ADSC viability, effective scaffold integration High Need for standardized protocols Promising for plastic/reconstructive surgery
Roddy et al. [26] Review Patients with bone defects Tissue engineering for critical-sized bone defects Traditional bone defect treatments Bone regeneration, graft integration Effective bone regeneration, improved clinical outcomes High Limited to bone defects Enhances treatment of critical-sized bone defects
Miron et al. [27] RCT Patients with periodontal defects Platelet-rich fibrin for periodontal defects Traditional periodontal defect treatments Periodontal regeneration, bone fill Significant periodontal regeneration, enhanced bone fill Low Small sample size, single-site study Effective for periodontal defects