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HOME > BOOK SERIES > ALLOGRAFTS IN BONE HEALING: BIOLOGY AND CLINICAL APPLICATIONS
ALLOGRAFTS IN BONE HEALING: BIOLOGY AND CLINICAL APPLICATIONS

Series Editor: Glyn O Phillips (Research Transfer Ltd., UK)

This series is aimed directly at orthopaedic surgeons, who use or propose to use musculoskeletal allografts in their clinical practice. It is not a subject which comes naturally or easily to this group of clinicians, who seem to be always overloaded with the day-to-day calls of surgical practice. Often, they must rely on infrequent conference talks or specialist review articles for their information. Consequently, it is a field riddled with myths and inconsistencies.

·   How are these grafts prepared?
·   Are they safe?
·   Which are most effective in promoting bone healing?
·   Does radiation used to sterilisation damage the bone or weaken the graft when used for structural purposes?
·   Which graft should be used for which procedure?
·   Are they free of viruses, particularly HIV?
·   What does sterility mean in relation to an allograft?
·   Do they retain any bone morphogenic protein after tissue bank processing?
·   What about their immunogenicity?
·   What are the growth factors which assist in the bone healing process?

These are only few of the questions, which have been posed to me during numerous training courses and workshops with orthopaedic surgeons. This series aims to answer these questions and more and do so in an accessible manner. It is a ready reference for any orthopaedic surgeon or tissue banker involved in this work and will point them to even more specialised papers for further detail.

This series* aims to describe clearly what grafts should be used, what are the factors which influence their ability to promote bone healing and details about the clinical effectiveness of the work carried out up to this time.

The subject is developed stepwise, but each contribution is has been prepared by a specialist who has direct experience in practical aspects of the subject.

*The contributions in this series are taken from various volumes in Advances in Tissue Banking series and Radiation and Tissue Banking.

To contribute to this book series, contact editor@wspc.com


Published titles

Vol. 1
Bone Biology and Healing
An Advances in Tissue Banking Specialist Publication
edited by Glyn O Phillips

Vol. 2
Bone Morphogenetic Protein and Collagen
An Advances in Tissue Banking Specialist Publication
edited by Glyn O Phillips

Vol. 3
Clinical Applications of Bone Allografts and Substitutes
Biology and Clinical Applications
edited by Glyn O Phillips


Forthcoming titles

Vol. 4
Allografts in Reconstruction
edited by Glyn O Phillips

Vol. 5
Bone Tumours and Prosthetic Composites
edited by Glyn O Phillips


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