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Bioengineering Human Tissue and Organ Models

Tissue engineering, and the overlapping field of regenerative medicine, are rapidly growing areas of innovation, research and development. This student friendly textbook provides an overview of the current human tissue models available,current methods and recent technical advancements.

Each chapter focuses on a specific organ or tissue model and is written by experts at the cutting-edge of research and discovery.

As well as clinical applications, the potential use of 3D engineering tissue models to replace animal models is a key driver of current research. This textbook compares these models and their use in drug testing and disease modelling to provide students with an understanding of the benefits of using bioengineered samples.

Case Studies in Perioperative Medicine

Case Studies in Perioperative Medicine is an online educational resource established by leading practitioners at UCL’s Centre for Perioperative Medicine. It explores clinically relevant issues, offers authoritative guidance and provides a wide variety of learning opportunities for both students and practising clinicians in perioperative medicine, by experts and practitioners from all over the world.

Case Studies in Perioperative Medicine will be presented on our innovative, open access BOOC (Books as Open Online Content) platform. Readers can filter material by three themes, ‘Contemplating Surgery’, ‘Undergoing Surgery’ and ‘Recovering from Surgery’. New content will be added over time making this an evolving and dynamic publication. This educational resource will contribute to maintaining and enhancing readers’ knowledge, skills and attitudes across many areas of their practice in perioperative medicine.

Each succinct, peer-reviewed, clinical case study is written in a comprehensible and engaging style and focuses on a single question, prefaced with a brief case history, providing a clinical context to the question being answered. Included within the case studies will be an opportunity for readers to interact with links, images, infographics and short videos, to improve knowledge retention and reader understanding.

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