About this book series
SpringerBriefs in Tissue Repair and Reconstruction provides a unique perspective and in-depth insights into the latest advances and innovations contributing to improved and better treatments for patients with damaged soft and hard tissues as a result of diseases, trauma, and implantations. The book series consists of volumes that offer biomedical researchers better insights into the advancements of biomaterials science and their translation from the laboratory to a clinical setting. Similarly, the series provides information to surgeons and medical practitioners on novel ideas in biomedical science and engineering on top of disseminating new ideas and know-hows in diagnostics and treatment options for patients from head to toe.
The series will cover a number of key topics:
Fundamental Concepts and Surface Modifications: The topic will provide detailed information on the discovery and advancements of biomaterials surface modification approaches and their use within the human body in a safe manner and without provoking any negative tissue response.
Computational Simulations and Biomechanics: Anatomically accurate computational models are being in all fields of medicine particularly in orthopedics and dentistry to reveal the biomechanical functions and behaviors of bones and joints when damaged, diseased, and in the health state. They also contribute to our understanding during the design and applications of implants and prosthetics subjected to functional loadings and movements.
Surgical Advances and Treatment Options: Discusses how surgical techniques are revolutionized by our deeper understanding into biomaterials science and tissue engineering. The section also focuses on the latest innovations and surgical advancements currently being used to treat patients with damaged tissues.
Post-Operative Treatment and Rehabilitation Engineering: Expands the independence and functionality of the patient after surgery while at the same time reducing the chance of complications such as wound infections and dislocations. Advances in technologies are creating new opportunities in how physiotherapy rehabilitations are delivered.
- Electronic ISSN
- 2731-9199
- Print ISSN
- 2731-9180
- Series Editor
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- Andy H. Choi,
- Besim Ben-Nissan
