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Reconfigurable scaffolds offer adaptive solutions for tissue engineering by changing shape to better integrate with tissues and cells. This technology promises improved tissue regeneration and clinical treatments.

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  • Conventional scaffolds face challenges in adapting to complex 3D tissue shapes and mimicking native cell microenvironments.
  • Tissue engineering and regenerative medicine utilize scaffold-based strategies for treating tissue damage and disease.

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  • To provide an overview of reconfigurable scaffolds in adaptive tissue regeneration.
  • To summarize materials used in reconfigurable scaffolds and their applications.
  • To discuss challenges and future prospects of reconfigurable scaffolds.

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  • Review of cutting-edge research on reconfigurable scaffolds.
  • Summary of materials enabling scaffold reconfigurability.
  • Highlighting applications in adaptive tissue regeneration.

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  • Reconfigurable scaffolds demonstrate potential in overcoming bio-adaptation challenges in tissue engineering.
  • Advances in "intelligent" biomaterials are driving the development of reconfigurable scaffolds.
  • These scaffolds can alter macro-shapes and/or micro-structures for improved tissue integration.

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  • Reconfigurable scaffolds show great promise for adaptive tissue regeneration.
  • Further research into challenges and prospects will illuminate the future of next-generation scaffolds.
  • Upgrading adaptability is key for future reconfigurable scaffold development.