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E-raamat: Advances In Tissue Banking

Edited by (Research Transfer Ltd & Phillips Hydrocolloids Research Ltd, Uk), Edited by (Puget Blood Sound Center & Program), Edited by (Dizg German Inst For Cell And Tissue Replacement, Germany), Edited by (National Univ Health System, S'pore)
  • Formaat: 296 pages
  • Sari: Advances In Tissue Banking 1
  • Ilmumisaeg: 22-Oct-1997
  • Kirjastus: World Scientific Publishing Co Pte Ltd
  • Keel: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9789814497237
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Advances in Tissue Banking is the first authoritative publication to encompass this interdisciplinary field, which is now providing hundreds of thousands of tissue grafts for transplant surgery every year worldwide (400,000 grafts in the USA alone annually). There is no text book which can be consulted about the subject, since the field has moved so rapidly over the past few years. The scientific and medical publications are scattered throughout specialised literature and are not readily accessible to all the diverse practitioners.This book, volume 1 of the new series, is written by experts on the subject. It is designed to fill the gap and provide a vehicle of communication for those participating in various aspects of the subject. Regulators are still in the process of coming to grips with the requirements to ensure safety and find a suitable definition within the legislative system for a transplant tissue. The various transplant donation systems in various countries differ. Allografts are used extensively in orthopaedic surgery, burns and wound healing. Heart valve banking has now established itself. Central to the subject is the prevention of the transmission of infection, with great emphasis being placed on the screening of donors, preservation and sterilisation of the tissues using the best and safest procedures.Nobody connected with regulating, producing, or using tissues can afford to be without the concentrated information so readily provided in this book, which is not available elsewhere. It will also be of great value to scientists and doctors who wish to learn about the subject and to introduce it into general scientific and medical education.
Preface vii
Regulatory Models for the Safety and Quality of Allografts
1(22)
Regulatory models for safety and quality of allografts: Europe
3(10)
Regulatory models for safety and quality of allografts: USA (heart valves)
13(10)
Transplant Donation Coordination
23(18)
Experience in the United Kingdom: Tissue donor referral and selection
25(10)
The Spanish model: Keys to procurement---Transplant Procurement Management (TPM)
35(6)
Allografts in Orthopaedics
41(122)
The osteoinductive properties of demineralised bone matrix grafts
43(30)
Bone substitutes and related materials in clinical orthopaedics
73(36)
The use of allografts versus mega-prostheses in children
109(10)
The influence of bone cemented massive allografts on postoperative complications
119(14)
Frozen allograft for acetabular bone defects in revision Total Hip Replacement (THR)
133(8)
Clinical results and organisational aspects of autogenous and allogenous bone grafting in the treatment of 226 patients with primary osseous neoplasms
141(6)
Systemic application of growth hormone (GH) increases serum bone turnover markers in distraction osteogenesis of micropigs
147(10)
Use of massive bone allografts at the femoral side in revision hip arthroplasty
157(6)
Foetal Membranes and Cultured Keratinocytes
163(32)
Utilisation of foetal membranes on the treatment of burns and other skin defects
165(18)
Autogenous serum for culturing keratinocyte autografts
183(12)
Heart Valve Banking
195(18)
Heart valve banking
197(16)
Cell and Tissue Preservation
213(46)
Principles of cryopreservation
215(12)
Principles of freeze drying
227(16)
Optimisation of cryopreseryation of subfertile semen samples. A computer-assisted study
243(16)
Sterilisation
259(64)
Sterilisation of tissue allografts
261(62)
Radiation sterilisation of allografts in Kitasato University Bone Bank (KUBB)
323