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Wenhui Ge¹, Yijun Gao¹, Liming He²

¹Department of Stomatology, The Second Xiangya Hospital, Central South University, Changsha, PR China.

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Summary

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Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) shows promise in tissue engineering. Active ingredients from Chinese herbal medicine are being explored for regenerative medicine applications, integrating TCM with Western approaches.

Keywords:

Biological material Herbal medicine Regenerative medicine Tissue engineering Traditional Chinese medicine

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Integrative Medicine
Regenerative Medicine
Biomaterials Science

Background:

Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) is gaining recognition for disease treatment.
Chinese herbal medicine, a key component of TCM, possesses active ingredients with significant physiological effects.
Tissue engineering aims to construct tissues and organs using cell biology and materials science.

Purpose of the Study:

To review the classification and efficacy of TCM active ingredients and delivery systems.
To summarize the current applications and future prospects of Chinese herbal active ingredients in tissue engineering biomaterials.
To explore the integration of TCM with modern Western medicine in tissue engineering and regenerative medicine.

Main Methods:

Literature review focusing on TCM theory.
Analysis of TCM active ingredients and their delivery systems.
Examination of Chinese herbal active ingredients in specialized biomaterials for tissue engineering.

Main Results:

TCM active ingredients and delivery systems are classified and their efficacy discussed.
Current applications of Chinese herbal active ingredients in tissue engineering biomaterials are summarized.
Broad prospects for using TCM in tissue engineering and regenerative medicine are highlighted.

Conclusions:

The integration of TCM with tissue engineering offers novel therapeutic strategies.
Chinese herbal active ingredients show potential in advancing regenerative medicine.
This review bridges TCM principles with modern biomedical applications.