Application of polymer adhesive hydrogel in wound healing
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https://doi.org/10.61173/st6n4n38Keywords:
Hydrogel, wound healing, adhesiveAbstract
As the global adhesive industry continues to grow, researchers are discovering that polymer adhesives are playing an increasing role in the medical field, polymer adhesives have attracted more and more attention from the medical industry due to their unique advantages, such as hydrogels, have gradually appeared, which can effectively help wound healing. Most of the hydrogels have good biocompatibility and water absorption, and have the advantages of controllable structure, adjustable performance and easy degradation. Compared with traditional wound healing methods, hydrogels effectively reduce additional trauma and leakage and allow for greater tissue integration. This paper reviews the types of polymeric adhesive hydrogels and examples of some of them being artificially modified to be applied to the field of wound healing. Analyzes their mechanism of action and the advantages and shortcomings of their clinical applications, and finally looks into the potential functions and clinical efficacy of hydrogels in the future.References
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