… for use in healthcare elicit an inflammatory response, bar none; but exactly as … biological
response to a material interface can be essentially helpful, or profoundly detrimental. Materials …

… Implant materials have been considered biologically inert, but recent studies indicate that
inflammatory reactions directed against the implanted materials … to complex immune responses …

… inflammatory and wound healing response to implanted materials. … immune responses to
biomaterials. Understanding the complex interactions of host response and material implants …

… An implanted material can positively or negatively modulate this cascade of events, … by
protein adsorption to implanted materials may also influence the adaptive immune response. …

… Implant life time: The duration of the functional life of an implant material. In the context of
biocompatibility, this term may also concern the implant’s duration inside the body, even after …

… implanted either in resection sites or close to inoperable tumor lesions. By using the implanted
material to deliver an immune-… to stimulate the host immune response to eradicate the …

… host immune response to these biologic materials and the effect of the immune response …
Variables that affect the host response include manufacturing processes, the rate of scaffold …

… profiles induced in the innate immune cells by distinct implant materials, justifying large …
When choosing an implant material, we should define the properties needed for the implant …

The term biocompatibility encompasses many aspects of the behaviour of a material in the
body including its effects on the host and the host's effects on it Two aspects of …

… Overall, it has been shown that introducing IL-4 or analogous anti-inflammatory cytokines
into scaffolds may prevent undesired side effects of implanted materials [316] and the delivery …