Biomaterials have been used extensively in medical, personal care, and food applications,
with many similar polymers being used across disciplines. This Perspective will emphasize …

Biopolymers as biomaterials and matrices in tissue engineering offer important options in
control of structure, morphology and chemistry as reasonable substitutes or mimics of …

Polymeric biomaterials have been extensively studied and optimized for biomedical
applications. In the recent two decades, research has become more focused on translational …

Tissue engineering (TE) and regenerative medicine integrate information and technology
from various fields to restore/replace tissues and damaged organs for medical treatments …

The design and development of tissue-engineered products has benefited from many years
of clinical utilization of a wide range of biodegradable polymers. Newly developed …

The characteristics of tissue engineered scaffolds are major concerns in the quest to
fabricate ideal scaffolds for tissue engineering applications. The polymer scaffolds employed …

Polymeric biomaterials have a significant impact in today's health care technology. Polymer
hydrogels were the first experimentally designed biomaterials for human use. In this article …

Recently investigated applications of polymeric materials for tissue engineering,
regenerative medicine, implants, stents, and medical devices are described in the present …

Given the rapid development and use of biomaterials, it is becoming increasingly important
to understand the structure, processing and properties of biomedical polymers and their …

Polymers are a promising class of biomaterials that can be engineered to meet specific end-
use requirements. They can be selected according to key 'device'characteristics such as …