| Scope |
This symposium covers advances in new research directions for biomaterials for biomedical implants. It high- lights how researchers and clinicians are pushing the envelope in disease prevention, detection, and treatment. It covers more traditional areas such as hip, craniofacial, and spinal implants but also pushes us in new directions such as implantable sensors that can potentially determine changes in bone health and then respond to those changes to ensure strong healthy bones. It also emphasizes novel solutions to traditionally difficult tissue repair, such as meniscus repair and other organ tissue regeneration strategies.
Most importantly, highlights the dynamic field of implant biomaterials as it introduces new chemistries to tissue regeneration, such as biodegradable metals and new polymers.
0- Biomaterials Implantation
1- Biomaterials for Nanostrucred Implants
2- Biomaterials for Antimicrobial Implants
3- Biomaterials for Drug-Delivery Implants
4- Biomaterials for Sensor Implants
5- Biomaterials for Injectable Implants
6- Biomaterials for Soft Tissue Implants
7-Biomaterials for Total Joint Replacement Implants (Hip, Knee, Spine, Shoulder, Elbow)
8-Biomaterials for Dental Implants
9- Biomaterials for Oral and Maxcilofacial Implants
10- Biomaterials for Excoeskeletal Implants
11- Biomaterials for Cardivasular Implants
12- Biomaterials for Pulmonary Implants
13- Biomaterials for Cuchlear Implants
14-Biomaterials for Ocular Implants
15- Biomaterilas for Liver and Kidney Implants
16- Biomaterials for Brain Implants
17- Biomaterials for Bionic Implants
18- Biomaterials for Skin Implants
19- Biomaterials for Bladder Implants
20-Biomaterials for GI Implants |