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Bioactive Glasses

Part of the Series in BioEngineering Book Series

DOI: 10.1007/978-3-319-45716-1

ISBN: 978-3-319-45715-4

Publisher: Springer International Publishing - Springer Journals

Jan 3, 2017

1 - 10 of 11 Chapters

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Chapter 1Biomaterials Influencing Human Lives

Kaur, Gurbinder

Pages: 1 –20

[BiomaterialBiomaterial development has influenced human lives to a large extent by its versatile medical applications and very promising future. The field of biomaterials has been experiencing steady and strong growth as large number of pharmaceutical firms and manufacturer companies are...
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Chapter 2PolymersPolymers as Bioactive Materials-I: Natural and Non-degradable Polymers

Kaur, Gurbinder

Pages: 21 –51

[Over the past decade, the use of polymeric materials has increased tremendously. Polymeric materials have found wide applications in bone, vascular, skin, cartilage, and liner regeneration.]
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Chapter 3PolymersPolymers as Bioactive Materials II: Synthetic/Biodegradable PolymersBiodegradable Polymers and CompositesComposites

Kaur, Gurbinder

Pages: 53 –76

[In the previous chapter, we have discussed the natural biodegradable polymers, which are usually degraded by enzymes. In this chapter, we will discuss the main synthetic polymers generally degraded hydrolytically.]
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Chapter 4Biodegradable MetalsBiodegradable Metals as Bioactive Materials

Kaur, Gurbinder

Pages: 77 –98

[In 1895, Lane first introduced metal plates for bone implants. Due to the corrosion-related problems of metals, 18–8 stainless steels were introduced in the 1920s, which attracted the attention of many clinical researchers due to its corrosion-resistant properties. Since 2000, the research...
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Chapter 5The Potential of GlassesGlasses/CeramicsCeramics as Bioactive MaterialsBioactive Materials

Kaur, Gurbinder

Pages: 99 –143

[The composition flexibility for polymers provides them with their unique characteristics, but their low mechanical strength cannot withstand the stresses required in many applications. The use of biodegradable polymer scaffolds for the regeneration of bones is limited and challenging. These...
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Chapter 6ApatitesApatites: A Mark of BioactivityBioactivity

Kaur, Gurbinder

Pages: 145 –172

[Bioceramics are employed to perform biologically inert roles since 1970, and especially hydroxyapatite has been the most extensively investigated bioceramics due to its excellent interaction with the host tissues. The lattice structure of apatites is quite similar to the bones and therefore...
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Chapter 7Mechanical Behavior of Bioactive Glasses/Ceramics

Kaur, Gurbinder

Pages: 173 –209

[The properties of glasses and ceramics shall be guided according to the application so as to improve their in vivo performances. Bioactive glasses have attained wide attention as implant materials, especially for the orthopedic applications. For the implant materials, the mechanical behavior of...
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Chapter 8Influence of Preparation Techniques on the Properties of Bioactive GlassesBioactive Glasses

Kaur, Gurbinder

Pages: 211 –235

[Usually two techniques are followed for the glass fabrication, i.e., sol-gel and melt-quenching. Melt-quenching provides glasses with high mechanical properties such as enhanced hardness, flexural strength, and fracture toughness. In contrast to this, the sol-gel method endows the glass with...
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Chapter 9Bioactive Glasses in AngiogenesisAngiogenesis and Wound HealingWound Healing: Soft Tissue RepairSoft Tissue Repair

Kaur, Gurbinder

Pages: 237 –260

[Bioactive glasses have shown immense potential in the field of orthopedics and dental applications. Many research articles have been published over years based on the tissue engineering and orthopedic/bone regeneration capabilities of bioactive glasses.]
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Chapter 10Bulk Metallic GlassesBulk Metallic Glasses for Healthcare: State of the Art and Prospects for the Future

Kaur, Gurbinder; Mauro, J.C.

Pages: 261 –299

[The implantation of material inside the human body is based on the material selection and hence can be designed as per the specific requirement. Metallic alloys have found widespread applications in the biomedical engineering and the biocompatibility can be enhanced due to sophistication of...

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