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|a Section I General Biomaterial Applications of Polymers -- Biomedical Polymers in Theory and Practice -- Selected Examples of Pathologic Processes Associated with Human Polymeric Implants -- The Status of Olefin-SO2 Copolymers as Biomaterials -- Temporary Skin Substitute from Non-Antigenic Dextran Hydrogel -- Biomedical Applications of Poly(Amido-Amines) -- Covalent Bonding of Collagen and Acrylic Polymers -- Glow Discharge Polymer Coated Oxygen Sensors -- Section II Cardiovascular Applications of Polymers -- Progress and Problems in Blood-Compatible Polymers -- Biolized Material for Cardiac Prosthesis -- Plastic Materials Used for Fabrication of Blood Pumps -- Tissue Cultured Cells: Potential Blood Compatible Linings for Cardiovascular Prostheses -- Elastomeric Vascular Prostheses -- Morphology of Block Copolyurethanes. II. FTIR and ESCA Techniques for Studying Surface Morphology -- Section III Applications of Polymers in Medication -- Polymeric Drugs Containing 5-Fluorouracil and/or 6-Methylthiopurine. Chemotherapeutic Polymers. XI -- Polymeric Drugs: Effects of Polyvinyl Analogs of Nucleic Acids on Cells, Animals and Their Viral Infections -- Organometallic Polymers as Drugs and Drug Delivery Systems -- Polythiosemicarbazides as Antimicrobial Polymers -- The Biochemical Properties of Carrier-Bound Methotrexate -- Esterolytic Action of Water-Soluble Imidazole Containing Polymers -- Hydrolytic Degradation of Poly DL-(Lactide) -- Applications of Polymers in Rate-Controlled Drug Delivery -- Section IV Dental Materials Applications of Polymers -- Dental Polymers -- Polymer Developments in Organic Dental Materials -- Limiting Hardness of Polymer/Ceramic Composites -- New Monomers for Use in Dentistry -- The Synthesis of Fluorinated Acrylics Via Fluoro Tertiary Alcohols -- The Nature of the Crosslinking Matrix Found in Dental Composite Filling Materials and Sealants -- The Dental Plastics in the Future of Fixed Prosthodontics -- Initiator-Accelerator Systems for Acrylic Resins and Composites -- The Application of Photochemistry to Dental Materials -- Ionic Polymer Gels in Dentistry -- Adsorption and Ionic Crosslinking of Polyelectrolytes -- Effects of Microstructure on Compressive Fatigue of Composite Restorative Materials -- Wear of Dental Restorative Resins -- Friction and Wear of Dental Polymeric Composite Restoratives -- List of Contributors.
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