This book investigates the critical transition of bone graft biomaterials from laboratory discovery to successful clinical implementation. It details the entire spectrum of therapeutic development, encompassing material properties, rigorous pre-clinical testing, and eventual patient application, drawing on expertise from materials scientists, clinicians, and researchers to provide a comprehensive overview of current bone tissue engineering technologies and practices.

This book is positioned as a key reference for understanding the current landscape of bone graft biomaterials and their translation to clinical use. Its multidisciplinary authorship suggests a comprehensive approach, appealing to a range of professionals involved in tissue engineering. The focus on the entire development pipeline indicates its utility for those seeking to bridge the gap between research and patient care.