World Scientific Encyclopedia Of Nanomedicine And Bioengineering I, The: Nanotechnology For Translational Medicine: Tissue Engineering, Biological Sensing, Medical Imaging, And Therapeutics (A 4-volume Set)

Donglu Shi

ago. de 2016 · Frontiers In Nanobiomedical Research Livro 5 · World Scientific

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This two-part multivolume set provides a comprehensive overview of current achievements in biomedical applications of nanotechnology, including stem cell based regenerative medicine, medical imaging, cell targeting, drug delivery, and photothermal/photodynamic cancer therapy. New approaches in early cancer diagnosis and treatment are introduced with extensive experimental results. In particular, some novel materials have been synthesized with new properties that are most effective in cancer therapy. Some of the key issues are also addressed with these recent discoveries such as bio safety and bio degradability, that are essential in the success of nano medicine.An important aspect of this book set is the introduction of nanotechnology to the medical communities that are searching for new treatments of cancer. It may also break the barriers between the physical and medical sciences so that more MDs will be able to appreciate the new discoveries and establishments in medical diagnosis and therapy that will allow the effective handling of major clinical issues.This major reference publication will be important as the field of nanomedicine has been rapidly developing with a great deal of new information. It is anticipated that the research will soon advance into the pre-clinical stage. Therefore, this reference set can serve as valuable background information for future clinical studies.

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 Editor-in-chief: Donglu Shi (East Hospital, Tongji University School of Medicine, China & University of Cincinnati, USA)

Edited by: Yu Cheng (East Hospital, Tongji University School of Medicine, China), Jia Huang (School of Materials Science and Engineering Tongji University, China), Yarong Liu (University of Southern California, USA), Pin Wang (University of Southern California, USA), Bingbo Zhang (Tongji University School of Medicine, China)