Name: AI Powered Drug delivery to Neuro and Cardiovascular Systems
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ISBN: 9780443404412

AI Powered Drug delivery to Neuro and Cardiovascular Systems, 1st Edition, is an Academic Press reference work edited by Chandra P. Sharma, Finosh G. Thankam, and Rohan Goswami. The volume addresses artificial intelligence in personalized drug regimens for neuro and cardiovascular diseases, focusing on computational frameworks.

The text offers detailed insights into AI-enhanced drug design and testing methodologies. It presents bioengineered heart and vessel therapeutics alongside AI-based drug release approaches. Furthermore, the volume highlights smart systems for the management of cerebrovascular accidents and provides actionable guidelines for integrating artificial intelligence into clinical practices.

Available in a 442-page print edition with ISBN 9780443404412, this reference work is published in 2026. It serves as a structured resource for specialists analyzing computational formulations across complex disease states.

Chapter 1: Introduction
Chapter 2: AI and ML in translational drug delivery.
Chapter 3: Current AI practices in the management of cardiovascular and neurological diseases.
Chapter 4: AI-enhanced drug design and testing for cardiovascular diseases.
Chapter 5: Artificial intelligence in cardiac drug delivery vehicles
Chapter 6: Bioengineered heart and vessels: Insights on AI-based drug release approaches.
Chapter 7: AI-inspired redox homeostasis of cardiovascular system: Next-gen drug therapy
Chapter 8: AI-targeted drug replenishment in cardiac matrix remodeling and regeneration.
Chapter 9: Mitochondrial drug retention: Novel avenues in AI
Chapter 10: AI-assisted pharmaco and gene therapy for neurodegenerative diseases
Chapter 11: Neuromodulation with pharmacotherapy: An AI perspective
Chapter 12: AI in Heart Health
Chapter 13: Augmented optimization of medical side effects – avoiding the crisis of complication.
Chapter 14: Smart systems for the management of cerebrovascular accidents.
Chapter 15: Translational challenges and future.