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|a Stark, L.
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|a Biomaterials
|h Elektronische Ressource
|b Proceedings of a Workshop on the Status of Research and Training in Biomaterials held at the University of Illinois at the Medical Center and at the Chicago Circle, April 5–6, 1968
|c edited by L. Stark
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|a 1st ed. 1969
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|a New York, NY
|b Springer US
|c 1969, 1969
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|a XVIII, 284 p. 32 illus
|b online resource
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|a I. Materials in Medicine -- 1. Artificial Membranes -- 2. The N-Alkylalphacyanoacrylate Tissue Adhesives -- 3. Dental Materials -- 4. Porous Metal Fabrication -- 5. The Behaviour of a Wrought Equiatomic Gold-Nickel Alloy as an Implant Material in Living Rats -- 6. Body Reaction of Implant Packaging Materials -- 7. The Silicones as Tools in Biological Engineering -- II. Biological Materials -- 1. Rheology of Blood -- 2. Mass Transport Phenomena in Biological Systems -- 3. Structural Properties of Bone -- 4. Microcirculation Hemodynamics and Other Biological Flow Problems: A Progress Report -- III. Biological Sources for Semi-Artificial Materials -- 1. Structure and Use of Collagen -- 2. Biologically Derived Collagen Membranes -- 3. Collagen-Derived Membrane: Corneal Implantation -- IV. Panel Discussion -- Discussion on Interaction Among Government, University, and Industry in the Field of Biomaterials Research and Training -- V. Training in Biomaterials -- 1. Discussion -- 2. National Manpower Needs in Biomaterials -- VI. Summary -- Biomaterials: A Summary of Research and Training and Some Identifiable Goals -- Author Index
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|a Biomedical engineering
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|a Biomedical Engineering and Bioengineering
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|a Springer Book Archives -2004
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|u https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4615-6555-0?nosfx=y
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|a Essentially three groups of research workers are con cerned with biomaterials. The biophysicists, the biochemists and some bioengineers (particularly the metallurgists) are engaged in a study of the basic properties of engineering materials suitable for medical use and of biological mate rials. The bioengineers in general as part of a team are engaged in developing new devices suitable for medical pur poses including implantable devices; spectacular examples of such devices are artificial kidney and mechanical heart. The medical people, dentists, surgeons and others, play an impor tant role in developing criterions for the biomaterials, in the eValuation of such materials in physiological environment and as consumers of biomaterials. This workshop was an effort to bring together representatives of the above groups to ex change experiences and viewpoints in regard to both research and training in this rapidly developing and vital area. The individual presentations are some typical examples of biomaterials research. There are numerous other examples but basically they fall into three categories: materials in medicine, biological materials, and semi-artificial materials derived from biological sources. As a whole, the book pro vides a comprehensive but not exhaustive picture of the present state of affairs in the field of biomaterials. To the educators the discussion on training should be of par ticular interest. Those concerned with scientific adminis trations and policy would find the section on the interaction between government, industry and university very valuable
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