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 Proceedings of the First International Symposium of Tissue Engineering for Therapeutic Use, Kyoto, Japan, 2 March 1997
Edited by
Y. Ikada, Kyoto University, Research Center for Biomedical Engineering, Japan
Co-edited by
Y. Yamaoka, Kyoto University Graduate School of Medicine, Department of Gastroenterological Surgery, 54, Kawara-cho, shogoin, Sakyoku, Kyoto, 606-01, Japan
Included in series
International Congress, 1169
Description
This volume is the proceedings of the first in a series of meetings based on the Restoration Medical Engineering Program. The first meeting
was an overview of the results of a project related to tissue engineering for organ regeneration. Functional failure of a main organ
introduces death to life. Insufficiency of the sensory organs critically disturbs the quality of life. Much research has been focused
on how to support the insufficient organs using biotechnological approaches. Partially successful in this theme is the mechanical support
for respiratory insufficiency or the dialysis system for renal failure. Liver failure or pancreatic insufficiency could not be overcome
by traditional bioengineering due to their complicated function. Organ transplantation solves this kind of problem, however, another
big problem is the shortage of donor organs, and also the continuous medication for immunosuppression. Considering these factors the
purpose of the project was 1) to prepare an artificial organ using tissues or cells from human beings or other animal combinations with
artificial materials including biomaterials, and 2) to use the artificial organ - rescue of the targeted organ would be expected only
by regeneration of its own cells and refunction as the native organ.
Contents
Preface
(Y. Ikada).
Biomaterials for tissue engineering (T. Okano et al.).
Bio-process engineering of functional
regeneration of cultured animal cells (N. Ohshima et al.).
Tissue engineering for soft tissues (Y. Shimizu et al.).
Tissue engineering for organ regeneration (Y. Yamaoka et al.).
Tissue engineering for hard tissue (S. Enomoto et al.).
Tissue engineering research at Kyoto University
(Y. Ikada).
Embryonic stem cell lines as a source for producing differentiated cells
in vitro
(S. Nishikawa).
Prospects for the clinical use of xenogeneic organs and cells
(J.L. Platt).
Development of hybrid-type artificial
immune organ by means of experimental evolutionary research method using bioceramics
(K. Nishihara).
Growth factors as local regulatory
factors in fracture repair
(S. Jingushi, Y. Iwamoto).
The use of natural metabolites in the design of new materials for tissue engineering
(J. Kohn).
Prsentat status of an artificial liver support system for hepatic failure
(S. Kasai, M. Sawa).
Clinical application of bioartificial
pancreas
(T. Maki).
Tissue engineering applied to cancer plastic and reconstructive surgery
(C.W. Patrick, Jr, G.R.D. Evans).
Bone
regeneration by differentiation factors (BMPs)
(S. Oida).
A gel-entrapment hollow fiber bioartificial liver employing xenogeneic hepatocytes
(W.S. Hu et al.).
Application of human recombinant morphogenetic protein (rhBMP-2) in the reconstruction of madibulectomy and
maxillectomy defects
(P.J. Boyne).
Incorporation of physical factors into tissue engineering for therapeutic use
(T. Ushida, T. Tateishi).
Reconstruction of collagen gel-based transgenic skin for treating human disease
(K. Yoshizato).
List of Contributors.
Bibliographic & ordering Information
Hardbound, 188 pages, publication date: DEC-1998
ISBN-13: 978-0-444-82993-1
ISBN-10: 0-444-82993-8
Imprint: EXCERPTA MEDICA
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