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New advancements in biomaterials
1. New Advancements In Biomaterials
Presented by-
Pritam Kishore Chakraborty, M.tech,MNDSMSE, IIEST Shibpur
2. AT A GLANCE
• What are BIOMATERIALS?
• Classification of BIOMATERIALS.
• Biopolymers.
• Ongoing applications.
• New advancements.
• Future prospects.
• Conclusion.
3. What Are Biomaterials?
• A biological or synthetic substance which can be introduced into body tissue
as part of an implanted medical device or used to replace an organ, bodily
function, etc.
• A biomaterial is any substance that has been engineered to interact with
biological systems for a medical purpose - either a therapeutic (treat, augment,
repair or replace a tissue function of the body) or a diagnostic one.
5. BIOMATERIAL CLASSIFICATION
• Based On Material Used:-
1. Metallic Biomaterials.
2. Ceramic Biomaterials.
3. Polymer Biomaterials.
• Based On Mode Of Application:-
1. Ex Vivo.
2. In Vivo.
21. Remarks
• Bio-Materials are mainly classified into Metals, Ceramics,
Polymers and sometime the combination of all three.
• Now more research in focused into use of Nano-Biomaterials
and Bio-Polymers for their aesthetic value ,affectivity and
versatility.
• New research avenues are giving a hope for a better and
healthy life for all.
22. Conclusion-Tip Of The Iceberg.
• The scope for bio-materials till now is untapped and has unlimited potential,
both in case of industrial production and applications , and if used judiciously
it promises to provide better life for everyone on this planet.
23. References
• An Introduction To Biomaterials, J.O Hollinger, Second Edition.
• Multicomponent Polymeric Materials , Kim, Thomas, Saha, 2016.
• Dr. Sabyasachi Sarkar , Center of Healthcare Science And Technology ,
IIEST Shibpur.
• Zhao et al , SAMS lab, MIT.
• Dr.Prosentjit Saha, MNDSMSE, IIEST Shibpur.
• Wikipedia.
• Google for image sources.
24. Acknowledgements
• Dr.T.K Roy for giving me this opportunity to present
this seminar and my dear classmates for being
patient listeners.
