Is tissue engineering of the TMJ disc a feasible process?

International Conference on TMJ Replacement and Tissue Engineering in Hiroshima : 顎関節部の再建と組織再生に関する国際カンファレンス-広島 Page 37-45 published_at 2006-03

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Title ( eng )	Is tissue engineering of the TMJ disc a feasible process?
Creator	Jones D.E. Willard V.P. Allen K.D. Athanasiou K.A.
Source Title	International Conference on TMJ Replacement and Tissue Engineering in Hiroshima : 顎関節部の再建と組織再生に関する国際カンファレンス-広島
Start Page	37
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Abstract	Temporomandibular joint (TMJ) disorders are common and difficult to remedy. Tissue engineering is one alternative that seeks to improve TMJ sugical treatment options. Tissue engineering aims to replace diseased or injured tissue with biologically engineered constructs. These constructs should reproduce native function and limit an immune response. To achieve tissue engineering success, it is important to first understand the tissue's cellular, biochemical and mechanical properties in order to create validation and design criteria. Reviewd herein are the known properties of the TMJ disc and initial attempts toward TMJ disc tissue engineering. Important aspects of tissue engineering are scaffold selection, cell source, biochemical factors, and mechanical stimuli.
Keywords	temporomandibular joint TMJ tissue engineering TMJ disc
NDC	Medical sciences [ 490 ]
Language	eng
Resource Type	conference paper
Date of Issued	2006-03
Publish Type	Version of Record
Access Rights	open access
Source Identifier	[URI] http://ir.lib.hiroshima-u.ac.jp/00014841 isPartOf