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This textbook for a junior or senior level one-term engineering course in biocompatibility discusses the acceptance and performance of processed materials of biological origin and synthetic organic biomaterials. The third edition adds new chapters on tissue engineering and clinical performance, and a glossary of specialized terms. -- Copyright © 1999 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR All rights reserved Book News, Inc.®, Portland, OR
Iasi Polytechnic Magazine, 2000
"...the result of the 30year career of the author as student, researcher, and teacher, in the field...highly recommended..."
Iasi Polytechnic Magazine, 2000
".. this book is the result of the 30-year career of the author....highly recommended ..."
Journal of Controlled Release
"…extremely useful to those in the medical device area….helpful to students and others new to this field."
The Journal of Bone & Joint Surgery
"…comprehensive…. "…should grace the shelves of students, engineers, and clinicians who are interested in the evolving art of biomaterials."
The Journal of Bone & Joint Surgery
"…easily read… "...should grace the shelves of students, engineers, and clinicians who are interested in the evolving art of biomaterials.
Book Info
Clemson, Univ., SC. Discusses the area of tissue engineering and research on the behavior of biomaterials in clinical settings. Presents clinical data on the use of metal concentration determinations in human serum and urine as indicators of in vivo device performance. For clinicians and researchers. Expanded-outline format. Date of previous edition not cited. Rating
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