The success of tissue engineering relies on more than cells and growth factors; it depends on the scaffolds that support, guide, and regulate tissue regeneration. Polymeric Scaffolds - The Backbone of Modern Tissue Engineering offers a comprehensive exploration of the materials that underpin modern regenerative medicine.

This book examines the design, fabrication, and biological performance of polymer-based scaffolds, highlighting how their physicochemical properties influence cell behaviour and tissue development. The text presents both established concepts and cutting-edge innovations shaping the field today.

Bridging fundamental science with translational research, this book also addresses clinical challenges and future directions in scaffold-based therapies. Written by experts and tailored for students, researchers, and professionals, this book serves as both an essential reference and an inspiring guide for those working at the forefront of biomaterials and tissue engineering.