We have discussed a lot about materials within bioprinting as well as different printers that are used to work on bioprinting technology. We have not had an in-depth focus on current applications within bioprinting. We have briefly discussed a couple in articles , but will take a look at some interesting applications of bioprinting within the clinical setting. Bioprinting must be very precise in terms of material preservation and creation. One must take into account that the body is very particular. It operates at specific temperatures and pH levels in order to sustain life. Typically bioprinted objects refer to structures we want to use for the body. For this to work they have to be of the following nature: completely mimicking an object within the body, or being able to morph into an object within the body due to biological reactivity. Both approaches are difficult in their own ways. […]

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