3D Printing and Microfluidics in Dermatology. Innovations in Drug Delivery

3D Printing and Microfluidics in Dermatology provides a thorough exploration and applications of three-dimensional (3D) printing and microfluidics within the field of dermatology. It investigates various methods utilized in these fields, such as 3D bioprinting, nano-transporters, microscopic fabrication, and device development.

The book not only examines practical applications but also delves into the design principles crucial for implementing these techniques using specific materials tailored to their intended purposes. Additionally, it addresses ethical concerns and regulatory considerations pertinent to these evolving technologies.

Key highlights include the following:

• A detailed insight into the utilization of 3D printing and microfluidic technologies for treating skin disorders.
• Exploration of design concepts necessary for effective implementation, considering the unique properties of materials involved.
• Coverage of diverse methodologies, ranging from 3D bioprinting to nano-transporters, microscopic fabrication, and device engineering.
• In-depth discussion on ethical considerations vital for the sustainable development of the industry.
• Investigation into advancements in material development, device design, fabrication techniques, and performance evaluation through preclinical and clinical studies.

This book targets graduate students and researchers in fields such as 3D printing, dermatology, drug delivery, bioengineering, and pharmaceutical sciences.

1. The basic concept of 3D printing and its application in dermatological conditions.
Mukesh Kumar Sharma, Ajazuddin, Umesh Vishwakarma, Vineet Devangan, Dipti Verma, and Parag Jain
2. Bioink as Integral Material for 3D Printing.
Kushagra Nagori, Rashnita Sharma, Anshita Shukla, Kartik T. Nakhate, and Dhansay Dewangan
3. Biomedical Application of 3D Printing.
Harish Bhardwaj and Rajendra Kumar Jangde
4. Recent trends and pharmaceutical applications for 3D printing in dermal drug delivery.
Ashish Kumar Pandey, Achal Mishra, and Shekhar Verma
5. 3D Printing for In Vitro and In Vivo Skin Disease Models
Monika Bhairam, Bina Gidwani, Ravindra Kumar Pandey, and Shiv Shankar Shukla
6. 3D Bioprinting for Skin and Tissue Engineering
Sachin Gupta, Ganesh Kumar, Swati Dubey, Geetika Sharma, Shalini Singh, and Sunita Minz
7. Newer Dimension: 4D -and 5D-Printing Opportunities in Drug Delivery to the Skin
S Princely Ebenezer Gnanakani and R Vijayalakshmi
8. Regulatory Perspective on 3D-Printing in Dermaceuticals
Kantrol Kumar Sahu, Ravi Verma, Ramakant Joshi, and Ritesh Jain
9. Basic concept of microfluidics and its application in dermatological conditions
Kiran Sharma, Pankaj Kumar Bhatt, and Monika Kaurav
10. Materials and techniques for microfabrication of microfluidic device
Shashikant Chandrakar, Krishna Yadav, and Madhulika Pradhan
11. Biomedical Applications of Microfluidics
Leena Kumari, Barnali Maiti Sinha, Madhuri Baghel, Kalyani Sakure, Alok Singh Thakur, Hemant Badwaik, and Tapan Kumar Giri                                                                                                                                              12. Application of microfluidics in dermal drug delivery system
Shiv Shankar Shukla, Bina Gidwani, Varsha Sahu, Ravindra Kumar Pandey, and Amber Vyas
13. 3D-Printed Microfluidic Devices with Integrated Biosensors for Dermatological Application
Astha Verma and Khomendra Kumar Sarwa
14. Regulatory Perspective on Microfluidics in Dermaceuticals
Krishna Yadav, J John Kirubakaran, S Princely Ebenezer Gnanakani, Manju Rawat Singh, Deependra Singh, Rakesh Tirkey, Sunita Minz, Wasim Raza, Nagendra Singh Chouhan, Pravin Kumar Sahu, and Madhulika Pradhan