The invention relates to a 3D-printed degradable macromolecular
scaffold and photo-crosslinked
hydrogel composite scaffold. The 3D-printed degradable macromolecular
scaffold and photo-crosslinked
hydrogel composite scaffold comprises a 3D-printed degradable macromolecular scaffold, wherein the interior of the 3D-printed degradable macromolecular scaffold comprises photo-crosslinked hydrogel with high substitution degree and photo-crosslinked hydrogel with low substitution degree, the photo-crosslinked hydrogel with high substitution degree is crosslinked with the photo-crosslinked hydrogel with low substitution degree, and preferably, a
polycaprolactone (PCL) scaffold and
methacrylic anhydride gelatin (GelMA) with different substitution degrees are crosslinked and compounded. In the
composite scaffold, the 3D-printed degradable macromolecular scaffold has good mechanical properties; the photo-crosslinked hydrogel with high substitution degree has high crosslinking degree, can form a
fiber network and micropores, and well supports cells; and the photo-crosslinked hydrogel with low substitution degree has multiple active sites, is beneficial to
cell adhesion growth, and can adsorb alarge amount of
nutrient solution. Through cooperation of the 3D-printed degradable macromolecular scaffold, the photo-crosslinked hydrogel with high substitution degree and the photo-crosslinked hydrogel with low substitution degree, the
composite scaffold is suitable for
cell growth and vascularization from an inner layer to an outer layer, and when the
composite scaffold is used for medical
human body repair, scaffold integration is realized to promote regeneration of new tissues.