Feasability study: Development of 3-D patient-tailored bone pieces combining scaffold and bone cells for the repair of bone defects - CERACELL

Project summary

One of the major challenges of modern medicine is to improve treatment of serious conditions such as massive bone defects, since if treatments exist, they are not fully satisfactory. The aim of CERACELL is to assess the feasibility of developing customized bone tissue engineered products combining osteoblasts and 3D tailored bioresorbable scaffolds for the reconstruction of bone defects. This tissue engineering approach is expected to accelerate and improve bone regeneration. This innovative project will be possible because of the complementarity of its partners who, in turn, will each benefit from it: Bone Therapeutics will broaden its portfolio of bone products, Image Analysis will develop novel techniques for modelling voids in predicted shapes and SIRRIS will continue to extend its knowledge in ceramic manufacturing process for new purposes in bone engineering.

Project Details

Call

Call 2013


Call Topic

Materials for Health


Project start

12.01.2014


Project end

30.11.2016


Total project costs

796.000 €


Total project funding

543.000 €


TRL

-


Coordinator

Dr. ENRICO BASTIANELLI

BONE THERAPEUTICS S.A., Rue Adrienne Bolland, 8, 6041 Gosselies, Belgium


Partners and Funders Details

Consortium Partner   Country Funder
BONE THERAPEUTICS S.A.
https://www.bonetherapeutics.com
SME Belgium BE-SPW
SIRRIS
http://www.sirris.be
Research org. Belgium BE-SPW
IMAGE ANALYSIS
http://www.imageanalysis.org.uk
SME United Kingdom GB-TSB

Keywords

Feasibility study, 3D bioprinting, patient-tailored, biocompatible, bioceramic, bone pieces, bone differentiated cells, osteoblasts, cellular therapy, scaffold, bone defect, combined ATMP