Additive Manufacturing in Biomedical Engineering

The book presents a comprehensive analysis of how additive manufacturing is revolutionizing biomedical engineering. It effectively covers both conceptual basics and advanced applications to fit any level of understanding among readers.

Some of the areas covered in the chapters include bioprinting systems, advanced structures, and dimensional accuracy. Ranging from custom prosthetics, and orthopedic implants to tissue engineering scaffolds the book also highlights how additive manufacturing revolutionizes the field by enabling precision, customization, and innovation in biomedical solutions. The inclusion of regulatory and quality assurance issues makes this a good reference book on the technological and compliance issues concerning the manufacturing of medical devices and implants.

Intended for researchers and practitioners in the areas of biomedical engineering, materials science and additive manufacturing, the books supplements theoretical analysis with real-life examples from a variety of industries, giving readers a birds-eye view of the current state and future possibilities of the subject matter. The book also aims to enhance the foundational understanding among undergraduate-level learners and scholars by including learning objectives, review questions, and other kinds of pedagogical tools in the chapters.