1st Edition
Biomedical Textiles Introduction and Applications
1. Panoramic View of Biomedical Textiles and Their Synthetic Strategies
Tahsin Gulzar, Habib Ullah, Aneesa Maqsood, Shazia Abrar, Ikram Nabeel, Aleena Kanwal, and Syed Abbas Raza
2. A Brief Overview of Diverse Applications of Biomedical Textiles: Versatility to Innovation
Anqash Ayyub, Aimen Khalid, Gulnaz Bibi, Farah Razzaq, Shabana Naz, Rida Nadeem, Sajida Arooj, Sania Satti, Rifat Ullah Khan, Asma Ashraf, Farkhanda Asad, and Muhammad Saad Khan
3. Structural and Mechanical Features of Biomedical Textiles
Zeeshan Shamim, Muhammad Tariq Awan, Adil Jamal, and Muhammad Naveed Shahid
4. Applications of Biomedical Textiles in Physical and Chemical Treatments
Muhammad Umar Ijaz, Muhammad Faisal Hayat, Ali Akbar, Hammad Ahmad Khan, and Asma Ashraf
5. Developmental Vistas for Bioactive Textile Engineering
Tahsin Gulzar, Aisha Sethi, Aneesa Maqsood, Uswa Batool, Noman Maqsood, Syed Abbas Raza, and Muhammad Ikram Nabeel
6. Recent Advancement in Biomedical Textiles: A Brief Review
Muhammad Usama, Mahwish Salman, Fozia Anjum, Sadia Javed, Muhammad Yameen, and Zafer Ozomay
7. Cotton as a Healthcare Textiles
Mukhtar Ahmed, Muhammad Rashid, Adil Jamal, Shumaila Kiran, Salah ud Din, Muhammad Bilal Sarwar, Sidra Akhtar, Ambreen Gul, Abdul Qayyum Rao, and Ahmad Ali Shahid
8. Revolutionizing Textile Coloration: Exploring Bio-Dyes for Biomedical Applications
Rehab Ahmed Abdelghaffar, Shahid Adeel, and Nimra Amin
9. Radiation-Based Treatments for the Improvement of Textile Products in Biomedical Applications
Asmara Ahmad, Sadia Javed, Mahwish Salman, Muhammad Sajid Hamid Akash, and Ameer Fawad Zahoor
10. Nano-Enhanced Compression Bandages and Wound Care Biomedical Textiles
Nagender Singh, Amit Madhu, and Shelly Khanna
11. Biomedical Polymeric Fibers: Functionalization and Tissue Techniques
Gulnaz Bibi, Farah Razzaq, Rida Nadeem, Shabana Naz, Anqash Ayyub, Aimen Khalid, Sajida Arooj, Rifat Ullah Khan, Sania Satti, Hira Khalid Khan, Azhar Rafique, and Muhammad Saad Khan
12. Infections and Wounds Caring Materials of Biomedical Textiles
Rahat Andleeb, Iqra Farzeen, Muhammad Umar Ijaz, Saima Muzammil, Azhar Rafique, Derya Karatas Yeni, Saima Zafar, and Asma Ashraf
13. Smart and Sustainable Approaches for Wound Care
Amit Madhu and Nagender Singh
14. Hybrid Composites Treatments of Textile Fibers to Develop Bio-Functional Properties
Muhammad Muzammal Arshad, Zainab Tahir, Abdul Ghaffar, Bushra Munir, Yusra Zarlashat, and Annena Ijaz
15. Nanotechnology: A Multidimensional and Robust Tool in Medical and Textile Technology
Sayydah Suryya Sani, Muhammad Shahid Mahmood, Bilal Hussain, Syed Makhdoom Hussain, Farkhanda Asad, and Azhar Rafique
16. Exploring the Power of Nanotechnology: Enhancing Bio-Functional Properties in the Textiles Industry
Sarosh Iqbal, Bushra Parveen, Shumaila Kiran, Muhammad Sameer Tahir, and Ayesha Naseer
Biography
Mohd Yusuf is the dean and an associate professor at Glocal University, Saharanpur, India. He earned his PhD in 2013 from Jamia Millia Islamia, New Delhi, India, on nature-derived products. Dr Yusuf has contributed significantly to academia with over 70 publications encompassing research articles, reviews, books, and chapters in internationally renowned outlets. His research spans green materials, biomaterials, nanomaterials, wastewater treatment, and energy storage technologies.
Shumaila Kiran is an associate professor in the Department of Applied Chemistry at Government College University Faisalabad, Pakistan. She earned her PhD in 2012 and has more than 10 years of teaching and research experience at the university level. Dr Kiran has worked on various research projects and published about 90 research articles and 30 international book chapters. She has also supervised 7 PhD scholars and about 50 UG/PG students.
“This book explores a significant area of technical textiles, integrating textile engineering with its applications in medical science, particularly through the use of bio-resources. For example, cotton bio-mordanted with gall nut and alum, subsequently dyed with catechu, and bio-finished using eucalyptus leaf extract with lemon juice as a catalyst, results in biomedical textiles with remarkable antimicrobial properties. Such fabrics can be utilized in doctors’ surgical gowns, multilayer wound-healing antimicrobial patches, and sun-protective clothing for patients with vitamin D2 deficiency. The book addresses contemporary advancements in revolutionizing patient care through both implantable and external medical textile devices. It delves into the production, properties, and challenges of biomedical textiles as an interdisciplinary field at the forefront of global research and applications. It will be highly valuable for industry practitioners, manufacturers, and researchers working in this interdisciplinary domain.”
-Prof. Dr A. K. Samanta, Institute of Jute Technology (IJT), University of Calcutta, India.
“Meditech is an emerging field of biomedical sciences. It has plenty of medical applications. This book has comprehensively covered the fundamental information, properties, and applications of biomedical textiles. It explains the latest technologies used in this field and how to further their applications. The editors of the book have more than a decade of research experience in this field. Their domain knowledge, experimental studies, and constructive methodology have beautifully explained every topic. This book will prove a solid addition to the library of this field.”
-Dr S. N. Zafar, Center for Translational Neuromedicine, University of Rochester, USA.
