Springer - Bioactive Glasses: Potential Biomaterials Book

Explore the evolving field of biomaterials with Bioactive Glasses: Potential Biomaterials for Future Therapy. Part of the Series in BioEngineering, this Springer publication provides a detailed look at the history, origin, and fundamental characteristics of bioactive materials. Readers will gain insights into the formation and bioactive properties of hydroxyapatite mineral, alongside a study of how cytotoxicity acts as a determining step for bioactivity. The text covers a wide range of material types, including silicate, metallic, and mesoporous glasses. This book is designed to inform professionals and researchers on the practical applications of these materials in bone regeneration, tissue regeneration, and cancer therapy. By addressing current research challenges and future prospects, it serves as a comprehensive resource for those working in biomedical engineering and advanced therapeutic development.