The Promising Applications of 3D Printing Technology for Diagnosis and Therapy of Cancer: Recent Advances and Challenges

The Promising Applications of 3D Printing Technology for Diagnosis and Therapy of Cancer: Recent Advances and Challenges Publisher

Farrokhpour M ; Etehadi S S ; Hassanpoor P ; Faraj T A ; Hasan A H ; Abbasian V ; Aminnezhad S ; Azimi M ; Kashanian S ; Alavi M

Source: BioImpacts Published:2026

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Using structured materials and special molecules, scientists can create synthetic materials that can change their properties in a controlled and efficient way, resulting in useful functions. These characteristics remind us of the most popular designs found in nature. Specifically, they can produce strong structures when needed, store information, cause movement, and hold and release therapeutic agents. These macromolecular systems can be created using three-dimensional (3D) printing technology that can respond to human physiological conditions. In this review, the reasons for this progress are explained, and the potential future developments for macromolecules with specific functions are discussed. This review delves into the advancements in 3D printing technology and polymeric nanomaterials, particularly in the diagnosis and therapy of cancer. In addition, it highlights the versatility of these materials in creating intricate scaffolds with enhanced therapeutic properties, leveraging nanotechnology to improve cell interactions. © 2026 The Author(s)

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MLA	Farrokhpour M, et al.. "The Promising Applications of 3D Printing Technology for Diagnosis and Therapy of Cancer: Recent Advances and Challenges." BioImpacts, vol. 16, no. , 2026, pp. -.
APA	Farrokhpour M, Etehadi S S, Hassanpoor P, Faraj T A, Hasan A H, Abbasian V, Aminnezhad S, Azimi M, Kashanian S, Alavi M (2026). The Promising Applications of 3D Printing Technology for Diagnosis and Therapy of Cancer: Recent Advances and Challenges. BioImpacts, 16(), -.
Chicago	Farrokhpour M, Etehadi S S, Hassanpoor P, Faraj T A, Hasan A H, Abbasian V, Aminnezhad S, Azimi M, Kashanian S, Alavi M. "The Promising Applications of 3D Printing Technology for Diagnosis and Therapy of Cancer: Recent Advances and Challenges." BioImpacts 16, no. (2026): -.
Harvard	Farrokhpour M et al. (2026) 'The Promising Applications of 3D Printing Technology for Diagnosis and Therapy of Cancer: Recent Advances and Challenges', BioImpacts, 16(), pp. -.
Vancouver	Farrokhpour M, Etehadi S S, Hassanpoor P, Faraj T A, Hasan A H, Abbasian V, et al.. The Promising Applications of 3D Printing Technology for Diagnosis and Therapy of Cancer: Recent Advances and Challenges. BioImpacts. 2026;16():-.
BibTex	@article{ author = {Farrokhpour M and Etehadi S S and Hassanpoor P and Faraj T A and Hasan A H and Abbasian V and Aminnezhad S and Azimi M and Kashanian S and Alavi M}, title = {The Promising Applications of 3D Printing Technology for Diagnosis and Therapy of Cancer: Recent Advances and Challenges}, journal = {BioImpacts}, volume = {16}, number = {}, pages = {-}, year = {2026} }
RIS	TY - JOUR AU - Farrokhpour M AU - Etehadi S S AU - Hassanpoor P AU - Faraj T A AU - Hasan A H AU - Abbasian V AU - Aminnezhad S AU - Azimi M AU - Kashanian S AU - Alavi M TI - The Promising Applications of 3D Printing Technology for Diagnosis and Therapy of Cancer: Recent Advances and Challenges JO - BioImpacts VL - 16 IS - SP - EP - PY - 2026 ER -

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