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Natural Polymers in Wound Healing and Repair: From Basic Concepts to Emerging Trends presents comprehensive coverage on the development and application of natural polymers in wound healing and repair, including fundamental concepts, traditional approaches, cutting-edge methods and emerging trends. The application of natural polymers has evolved from their use in the simplest wound management material, to drug eluting matrices, to cell-laden constructs, and to 3D bio-printed skin equivalents. This book reflects the remarkable progress that has been made in recent years in this innovative field.
This is an essential resource for researchers, scientists, and advanced students across polymer science, biomaterials, bio-based and sustainable materials, biomedicine, biomedical engineering, pharmaceuticals, and materials science and engineering. It will also be valuable to R&D professionals, scientists, technologists and all those working in a medical setting who are interested in the latest developments in advanced materials for wound management, healing and repair.
Contents
1. Fundamentals of skin wound healing and repair: Cellular and molecular pathophysiology of wound healing
2. Traditional and advanced wound dressings: Physical Characterisation and desirable properties for wound healing
3. Natural polymers for wound healing: Acellular matrix analogues use of natural polymers
4. Controlled drug delivery system for wounds healing: formulations and delivery required therapeutic agents
5. Natural polymers for wound healing: Cell laden matrix analogues use of natural polymers
6. Artificial skin: Current advanced methods of fabrication and development
7. Natural polymer based hydrogel systems for wound management
8. Natural polymer based electrospun systems for wound management
9. 3D bioprinting using natural polymers as bioinks for wound healing and repair
10. Blood derived products as additives in wound healing and repair
11. Natural antimicrobial and bioactive agents as additives in wound dressings
12. Curcumin based strategies in wound healing and repair
13. Collagen-based strategies in wound healing and skin tissue engineering
14. Silk based strategies in wound healing and skin tissue engineering
15. Chitin and chitosan-based strategies in wound healing and skin tissue engineering
16. Alginate based strategies in wound healing and skin tissue engineering
17. Eggshell membrane based strategies in wound healing and skin tissue engineering
18. Decellularized extracellular matrices-based strategies in wound healing and skin tissue engineering
19. Innovative approaches and future perspectives of natural polymers in wound healing and repair
