This application relates to an in-situ printing device and method for
tissue engineering scaffolds. The device includes a main unit, a handheld end, and connecting cables. The main unit includes a housing, a display screen, a
control system, and a high-
voltage generator. The handheld end includes a body, a propulsion mechanism, and a long
nozzle tube. The long
nozzle tube is installed at the front end of the main unit, and the high-
voltage generator is used to generate a high-
voltage electric field at the front end of the long
nozzle tube. The propulsion mechanism is installed inside the main unit, and a material tube for storing bio-ink is installed inside the main unit. The propulsion mechanism is connected to both the long nozzle tube and the material tube. The
control system controls the propulsion mechanism to deliver the bio-ink to the long nozzle tube, and under the action of the high-voltage
electric field, the bio-ink forms fibers and deposits on the area to be repaired to construct a
tissue engineering scaffold. This application combines the handheld end with the main unit, and through the main unit controlling the long nozzle tube, directly forms a
tissue engineering scaffold in situ inside the body, making the morphology and structure of the
scaffold highly match the damaged tissue, reducing surgical risks and patient suffering.