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Based on the foundation, the University of Toronto team created a handheld device, which can 'glue' a new layer of skin onto the patient's open wound and help them recover faster than the implant method. Traditional skin graft.

With this method, the open wound will be fully recovered.

Designed like a hand-held tape-stick tool, this special '3D printer' can create a layer of human skin-like tissue, made from protein-derived biological materials. It is known that with this method, open wounds will be fully recovered, with faster time than traditional skin transplantation techniques.

Find out the 'breakthrough' of this world medicine in the following clip: