Cardiac Tissue Engineering2026-03-25T05:50:45+00:00

Cardiac Tissue Engineering

In cardiac tissue engineering, restoring electrical function is as vital as structural repair. Electrophysiological mapping has become the gold standard for evaluating how engineered constructs integrate with host myocardium. Using high-density multielectrode arrays, MappingLab systems enable precise quantification of conduction velocity, activation patterns, and field potential amplitudes in Langendorff-perfused heart models. These parameters directly assess whether conductive patches, hydrogels, or cell therapies improve electrical integration between healthy and infarcted regions—moving beyond traditional histological markers. As demonstrated in numerous high-impact publications, mapping technology provides the critical functional evidence reviewers demand, helping researchers answer the core question: "To what extent does your strategy truly restore cardiac conduction?"

Go to Top