Ratner, Hoffman, Schoen, Lemons: Biomaterials Science, 3rd Edition

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Section I.1 Properties of Materials

• Chapter 1.1.2
• Chapter 1.1.3
• Chapter 1.1.4
• Chapter 1.1.5
• Chapter 1.1.6

Section I.2 Classes of Materials Used in Medicine

• Chapter 1.2.2
• Chapter 1.2.2(A) Polyurethanes
• Chapter 1.2.2(B) Silicones
• Chapter 1.2.2(C) Fluorinated Biomaterials
• Chapter 1.2.2(D) Acrylics
• Chapter 1.2.3
• Chapter 1.2.3(A) Titanium and Nitinol
• Chapter 1.2.3 (B) Stainless Steels
• Chapter 1.2.4
• Chapter 1.2.4(A) Natural and Synthetic Hydroxyapatites
• Chapter 1.2.4(B) Alumina
• Chapter 1.2.5
• Chapter 1.2.6
• Chapter 1.2.7
• Chapter 1.2.8
• Chapter 1.2.9
• Chapter 1.2.10
• Chapter 1.2.11
• Chapter 1.2.12
• Chapter 1.2.13
• Chapter 1.2.14
• Chapter 1.2.15
• Chapter 1.2.16
• Chapter 1.2.17
• Chapter 1.2.18
• Chapter 1.2.19

Section II.1Some Background Concepts

• Chapter II.1.2
• Chapter II.1.3
• Chapter II.1.4
• Chapter II.1.5
• Chapter II.1.6
• Chapter II.1.7

Section II.2 Host Reaction to Biomaterials and Their Evaluation

• Chapter II.2.1
• Chapter II.2.2
• Chapter II.2.3
• Chapter II.2.4
• Chapter II.2.6
• Chapter II.2.7
• Chapter II.2.8

Section II.3 Biological Testing of Biomaterials

• Chapter II.3.3
• Chapter II.3.4
• Chapter II.3.5
• Chapter II.3.7
• Chapter II.3.8

Section II.4 Degradation of Materials in the Biological Environment

• Chapter II.4.2
• Chapter II.4.3
• Chapter II.4.4
• Chapter II.4.5

Section II.5 Applications of Biomaterials

• Chapter II.5.2
• Chapter II.5.2(A) Substitute Heart Valves
• Chapter II.5.2(B) Endovascular Stents, Vascular Grafts and Stent Grafts
• Chapter II.5.2(C) Other Cardiovascular Devices
• Chapter II.5.2(D) Implantable Cardiac Assist Devices and IABPs
• Chapter II.5.4
• Chapter II.5.5
• Chapter II.5.6
• Chapter II.5.7
• Chapter II.5.8
• Chapter II.5.9
• Chapter II.5.9(A) Biomaterials - Contact Lenses
• Chapter II.5.9(B) Intraocular Lens Implants - A Scientific Perpective
• Chapter II.5.9(C) Corneal Inlays and Onlays
• Chapter II.5.9(D) Opthalmologic Applications -Glaucoma Drains and Implants
• Chapter II.5.9(E) The Development of a Retinal Prosthesis - A Significant Biomaterials Challenge
• Chapter II.5.10
• Chapter II.5.11
• Chapter II.5.12
• Chapter II.5.13
• Chapter II.5.15
• Chapter II.5.16 Drug Delivery Systems (A) Introduction
• Chapter II.5.16 Drug Delivery Systems (B.3.) Targeting
• Chapter II.5.16 Drug Delivery Systems (B.4.) Polymer-Drug Conjugates
• Chapter II.5.16 Drug Delivery Systems (B.5.) Liposomes
• Chapter II.5.16 Drug Delivery Systems (B.7.) Dendrimers
• Chapter II.5.16 Drug Delivery Systems (B.8.) Nucleic Acid Delivery
• Chapter II.5.16 Drug Delivery Systems (D) Implants and Inserts
• Chapter II.5.16 Drug Delivery Systems (E) Transdermal DDs
• Chapter II.5.16 Drug Delivery Systems (G) Oral Drug Delivery
• Chapter II.5.17
• Chapter II.5.18

Section II.6 Applications of Biomaterials in Functional Tissue Engineering

• Chapter II.6.1
• Chapter II.6.2
• Chapter II.6.3
• Chapter II.6.4
• Chapter II.6.5
• Chapter II.6.6
• Chapter II.6.7
• Chapter II.6.8
• Chapter II.6.9
• Chapter II.6.10
• Chapter II.6.11
• Chapter II.6.12
• Chapter II.6.13
• Chapter II.6.14
• Chapter II.6.15

Section III.1 Practical Aspects of Biomaterials

• Chapter III.1.2
• Chapter III.1.3
• Chapter III.1.4
• Chapter III.1.5

Section III.2 Voluntary Standards, Regulatory Compliance and Non-Technical Issues

• Chapter III.2.1
• Chapter III.2.2
• Chapter III.2.6
• Chapter III.2.9
• Chapter III.2.10

Section IV Appendices

• Appendix E