Biomaterials and Stem Cell Therapies for Biomedical Applications discusses the current research concepts and emerging technologies in the fields of biomaterials and tissue engineering. Divided into four distinct sections, the book explores these state-of-the art technologies, opening with a description of stem cell technologies for biomedical applications before exploring biomaterials for biomedical applications, combinational approaches using stem cells and biomaterials, and finally, nanomedicine approaches for tissue regeneration. Topics include wound healing, tissue engineering, regenerative biomaterials, and stem cell treatments for wound healing and tissue regeneration. This concise and informative volume presents the latest developments in a highly informative and easy-to-read style.
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Table of Contents
Section 1: Stem Cell Technologies for Biomedical Applications1. Stem Cell Emergency Care 3D Bioprinting
2. Sol-gel Based Cellular Materials for Biomedical Applications
3. Scaffold-Based Stem Cells Tissue Graft
4. Stem Cells for Emergency Wound Healing
Section 2: Biomaterials for Biomedical Applications
5. Drug Delivery for Central Nervous System Injury
6. Stem Cells Culture and Injections for Nerve Damage
7. Biomaterial for Treating Hemorrhagic Stroke
8. Biomaterials-Based Stem Cell Therapies for Critical Retinal Regeneration
9. Advanced Treatments for Auto-immune Diseases
Section 3: Combinational Approaches Using Stem Cells and Biomaterials
10. Biomaterials and Stem Cells for Cardiac Dysfunction Treatments
11. Lung and Respiratory Diseases Biomaterials Treatments
12. Cartilage Regeneration from Injectable Biomaterials
13. Cell Seeded Scaffold for Bone Tissue Engineering
14. Facial Reconstruction using non-degradable Biomaterials
15. Clinical Trials
Section 4: Nanomedicine Approaches for Tissue Regeneration
16. Nanomedicine Approaches for Regenerative Medicine
17. Regenerative Nanomaterials
18. Nanomaterials for Wound Healing
19. Nanomedicine for Tissue Engineering
Authors
Deepti Singh Research Fellow, Michael Young's Lab, Schepens Eye Research Institute, Harvard Medical School, Boston, MA, USA. Deepti Singh is a bioengneer who has been exploring the application of polymeric materials in restoring or repairing injured tissues and organs. With a Ph.D in genetics and biotechnology, she has worked extenisively for the last decade to develop functional biomimetic that can enhance differeniation of embyronic stem cells into desired linage. This book focuses on interesting and new aspects of biomaterial design and its applications. With the emergence of bio-ink, 3D printing could potentially change the entire apporach of regenerative medicine in which instead of restoring and repairing, the disease tissue can be replaced. Daniel J. Thomas 3Dynamic Systems - Llynfi Enterprise Centre, Heol Ty Gwyn, Wales, UKConsultant Engineer NASA Johnson Space Center, Houston, Texas, USA. Dr. Daniel J. Thomas (BEng (Hons) MSc EngD CSci CEng CEnv FBCS) is an Engineer and Writer who comes from a research background in computational design, biomaterials, 3D Printing, electronics and surgery disciplines. He has Authored two previous medical books and has published 70 journal publications.https://scholar.google.com/citations?user=OE_l9JoAAAAJ&hl=en
