The following extensive list of uses for biomaterials is used by physicians, scientists, and bioengineers: Devices that stimulate nerves, prosthetic joints, ligaments, and tendons, implants for hearing loss, dental implants, and heart valves, stents, and grafts are all examples of medical implants. Devices that stimulate nerves, prosthetic joints, ligaments, and tendons, implants for hearing loss, dental implants, and heart valves, stents, and grafts are all examples of medical implants. Dissolvable bandages, sutures, clips, and staples are among techniques used to speed up the healing of human tissues.
Regenerated human tissues made from a mix of cells, bioactive chemicals, and scaffolds made of biomaterials. Examples include a hydrogel that regenerates bone and a human bladder that is generated in a lab.
Molecular imaging and molecular cancer treatment are made possible by molecular probes and nanoparticles that penetrate biological boundaries.
Biosensors to measure the quantity and presence of particular compounds and to convey that information. Examples are sensors that measure brain activity and blood glucose levels.
Mechanisms for delivering medications that transport them to a disease target or apply them there. Examples include implanted chemotherapy wafers for cancer patients and drug-coated vascular stents.
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Applied Research & Photonics, Inc, United States
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Laval University, Canada
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University of Wuppertal, Germany
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