Three-Dimensional Hydrogel Bioprinting Technology as a Scaffold of Novel Drug Delivery and Biomedical Devices: A Comprehensive Review

Abstract

Polymer hydrogel used as computer-aided, non-biological arsenal utilize as a drug delivery vehicle overthe past few years.New advances in three-dimensional (3D) bioprinting technology have created new opportunitiesfor the use of hydrogel polymer-based medication delivery systems. 3D printing can deliver the ideal shapes or changecapabilities under specific circumstances which have a better adaptation to physiological function. The accuracy of 3Dprinting technology was significantly higher than that of conventional production techniques.A model bioink acquireproper physicochemical characteristics (mechanical and rheological) and biological properties important for proper functioning.It acts as additive manufacturing with complex spatial structure in biomedical research. In this review, we outlined the currentdevelopments in 3D printed polymer hydrogels as delivery and other platforms.