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Biorg-T: A Patient-Centred Digital Prototype to Navigate the Transplantation of Bioartificial Organs
This document serves as the conceptual foundation for the Biorg-T mobile application, a digital health ecosystem designed to empower patients throughout their bio-printed organ transplantation journey. This guide demystifies the bio-printing process, clarifies the ethical framework of "Elastic Consent," and outlines each clinical stage, providing future users of the Biorg-T platform with the transparency and agency required for active participation in their own care.
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