Vascularization And Its Role In Medicine And Tissue Engineering (Original PDF From Publisher)

Vascularization And Its Role In Medicine And Tissue Engineering (Original PDF From Publisher)

By Frank Columbus (Author) This book provides comprehensive information to all medical doctors regarding novel angiogenic and

bioengineering medical treatments.

Tissue healing is significantly hampered by ineffective neovascularization at the site of the defect, resulting in poor clinical outcomes.

The fabrication of biomaterial-based scaffolds with adequate vascularizing abilities is the prevailing challenge that has drawn

considerable attention from the scientific community.

The decisive roles of vascularized biomaterials as bone and skin substitutes and in various soft and hard tissue engineering, have been

investigated widely.

Cell-based and scaffold encapsulating bioactive molecules-based approaches are essential means of developing efficient angiogenesis

in tissue defects.

To fulfill the necessity of an optimum long-term vascularizing scaffold, it should essentially be economic, controlled and reproducible.

While a lot has been achieved towards acknowledging newer molecules with vascularizing abilities; there is a broad gap wherein we

need to develop in vitro vascularized implants as well as tissues and organs with the advanced technologies and knowledge at our

disposal.