3D Printing in Medicine and Surgery

Informationen zum Autor 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 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.

Autorentext
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 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.

Inhalt

1. Introduction

2. Clinical Uses of 3D Printing

   Part 1: 3D Printing Techniques for Augmenting Medicine
   3. 3D Printing Techniques

3. Prosthetics
4. Operative Models

5. Surgical Instruments

   Part 2: Applications of 3D Printing in Transplantation Procedures
   7. Dental Implants

6. Organ Bioprinting
7. Biomanufacturing
8. 3D Bioprinting of Tissue Systems
9. Transplantable Scaffolds

10. 3D Printing Equipment in Medicine

    Part 3: Future Technology and Regulation
    13. Future Perspective in Medicine

11. Regulation and Safety
12. Conclusions