Tissue and Cell Clinical Use: An Essential Guide

This new book explores clinical information in the tissue transplantation field and acts as a comprehensive learning tool to comply with regulatory requirements. Broad in scope, coverage includes all the traditionally transplanted tissues and moves into more complex areas of tissue grafting and the assisted reproduction fields. This useful text focuses on the potential for disease transmission, ways to improve safety, and the role of the clinician in these safety aspects. The book starts off by describing non-surgical risks of using allografts and moves onto chapters devoted completely to tissue- or cell-specific issues relating to transplantation of the individual types of tissues or cells. Tissue and Cell Clinical Use: An Essential Guide is the final book in a series which covers all aspects of tissue banking, donation, processing, and transplantation. Each book in the series includes lists of learning points and case studies which consist of sample processing protocols, descriptions of where processing went wrong, sample risk assessments, or validation studies. This three book series covers all you need to know about tissue banking.Content: Chapter 1 Ethical Issues Regarding the Use of Human Tissues and Cells (pages 1–22): Nikola Biller?Andorno, Diane Wilson, Ian Kerridge and Jeremy R. ChapmanChapter 2 Clinical Governance by Physicians: Maintaining the Safety and Effectiveness of Cell and Tissue Transplantation (pages 23–47): Ted Eastlund and Ruth M. WarwickChapter 3 Development of Vigilance and Surveillance Systems (pages 48–71): Scott A. Brubaker and Deirdre FehilyChapter 4 Diseases Transmitted by Transplantation of Tissue and Cell Allografts (pages 72–113): Ted Eastlund and Ruth M. WarwickChapter 5 Use of Vascular Allografts (pages 114–134): P. Dominic F. Dodd and Jeffery DattiloChapter 6 The Use of Allograft Heart Valves and Conduits (pages 135–151): Richard A. Hopkins, Gabriel L. Converse and Ulrich StockChapter 7 The Use of Allografts in Orthopedics (pages 152–169): William W. Tomford and Eduardo J. Ortiz?CruzChapter 8 Neurosurgical Use of Bone Allografts and Dural Substitutes (pages 170–192): Jau?Ching Wu and Praveen V. MummaneniChapter 9 The Use of Allografts in Sports Medicine (pages 193–213): Scott A. Rodeo, Alexander E. Weber, Rene Verdonk, Joan C. Monllau and Eva?Lisa HeinrichsChapter 10 Allograft Tissue Used for the Practice of Dentistry (pages 214–235): Danny Holtzclaw and Tolga Fikret TozumChapter 11 The Use of Allograft Skin in Burn Surgery (pages 236–257): Peter Dziewulski and Steven E. WolfChapter 12 Skin Substitutes: Burn Treatment and beyond (pages 258–277): Hans?Oliver Rennekampff, Christopher R. Chapple and Glenn GreenleafChapter 13 The Use of Allograft Corneas and Cells in Ophthalmic Surgery (pages 278–301): Diego Ponzin, Stefano Ferrari, Edward J. Holland and Joseph M. BiberChapter 14 Vascularized Composite Allotransplantation (pages 302–311): David Otterburn and Linda C. CendalesChapter 15 The Role of Bone Marrow, Peripheral Blood Stem Cells, and Cord Blood Hemopoietic Stem Cells in Autologous, Related, and Unrelated Transplants (pages 312–331): Rachael Hough and John E. WagnerChapter 16 Mesenchymal Stem Cells: Application for Immunomodulation and Tissue Repair (pages 332–357): Nicole J. Horwood, Francesco Dazzi, Walid Zaher and Moustapha KassemChapter 17 Embryonic or Neural Stem Cells in Neurodegenerative Disease of the Central Nervous System (with Relevance to PD, HD, AD, MS, SCI, and Stroke) (pages 358–382): Stephen B. Dunnett, Cesar V. Borlongan and Paul R. SanbergChapter 18 Pancreatic Islet Cells (pages 383–402): Katie Kinzer, Patrick Salmon and Jose OberholzerChapter 19 Stem Cells for Cardiac Repair (pages 403–420): Ranil de Silva, Amish N. Raval and John R. PepperChapter 20 Use of Donated Gametes in Assisted Reproduction (pages 421–443): Tarek El?Toukhy and Mauro Costa

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