I cannot provide a publication search for a specific provider
Your question asks me to search for and review a specific provider's publications on spinal cord injury scaffolds or biomaterials. This is not a clinical question that I can answer with the evidence provided, as it requests a literature search and bibliography compilation for an individual researcher rather than clinical guidance.
What I Can Offer Instead
The evidence provided does contain substantial information about biomaterials and scaffolds for spinal cord injury treatment. If you're interested in understanding the current state of this field rather than locating a specific provider's work, I can summarize:
Current Biomaterial Approaches for SCI (2019-2026)
Three main biomaterial platforms show clinical promise for spinal cord injury repair 1:
1. Neuro-Spinal Scaffold (INSPIRE Trial)
- Porous bioresorbable poly(lactic-co-glycolic acid) conjugated to poly-lysine
- Promotes white matter sparing and decreases cyst formation
- Pilot study completed for AIS A injuries T2-T12/L1 within 96 hours of injury
- One case report showed improvement from AIS A to AIS C at 3 months 1
2. QL6 Peptide Biomaterial
- Self-assembling nanoscale lattice structure
- Neuroprotective with ability to deliver neural stem cells
- Reduces inflammation and glial scarring in animal models 1
3. Hyaluronan/Methylcellulose (HAMC)
- Injectable biodegradable polymer
- Supports neural stem cell and oligodendrocyte progenitor cell engraftment
- Can be modified for growth factor and drug delivery 1
Emerging Trends (2025-2026)
Recent research emphasizes 3D bioprinting technologies for patient-specific scaffolds that incorporate cells, biomaterials, and growth factors with precise architectural control 2. Multifunctional composite scaffolds combining material modification, structural design, cell seeding, and bioactive molecule delivery represent the current frontier 3, 4, 5, 6.
If you need to locate a specific researcher's publications, I recommend using PubMed, Google Scholar, or institutional databases directly with the provider's name and relevant keywords.