DFW_Tsinghua_ 微生物课件 日.pdf

UK Centre for Tissue Engineering Biomaterials, Infection and Immunity Professor David Williams Director, UK Centre for Tissue Engineering University of Liverpool, UK Guest Professor Tsinghua University, China Guest Lecture Tsinghua University, Beijing And International Microbiology Day 2007 October 25th 2007 dfw@liv.ac.uk UK Centre for Tissue Engineering Professor D.F.Williams Professor D.F.Williams • Director, UK Centre for Tissue Engineering • EU VI Framework Programme, Systems Approach to Tissue Engineering – STEPS • 40 years experience in medical device technology / tissue engineering, University of Liverpool, 1967-2007 • Expert witness, US medical device litigation • Editor-in-Chief, Biomaterials • Member, SCMPMD and SCENIHR, DG Sanco, European Commission UK Centre for Tissue Engineering Biomaterials, Infection and Immunity Biomaterials, Infection and Immunity Possible interactions and effects Possible interactions and effects • Medical device related infection; synthetic materials • Medical device related infection; tissue derived materials • Infectivity in tissue engineering • Involvement of the immune response to allogeneic and xenogeneic materials and products • Disease transmission with allogeneic products • Allergies / hypersensitivity to biomaterials • Possible relation to autoimmune diseases • Microbially generated biodegradable materials UK Centre for Tissue Engineering Medical Device Related Infection Me