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In what appears to be a major breakthrough in the quest to treat erectile dysfunction, scientists in China have successfully restored normal erections in pigs with injured penises by way of bionic tissue transplant.As detailed in a, the researchers — a team of biomedical experts at the South China University of Technology — centered their project on the tunica albuginea, a tissue of in the penis with a direct role in erections.
As for how the bionic penis of it all actually works, it's actually surprisingly simple. Using a hydrogel material, the scientists were able to develop a biocompatible, artificial version of the layered tissue dubbed ATA, or Artificial Tunica Albuginea. To prevent transplant rejection, each hydrogel patch was scrupulously crafted to perfectly match its real-life counterpart. The pigs were finally then fitted with the patch — and the results were seemingly quite extraordinary. According to the study, most of the pigs were soon able to regain normal penis function.
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