Anti-Oxidant Bactericidal Conductive Injectable Hydrogel as Self-Healing Wound Dressing for Subcutaneous Wound Healing in Nursing Care

被引:5
作者
Xu, Kaiyun [1 ]
Yang, Ying [1 ]
Li, Li [1 ]
Wu, Jialing [2 ]
机构
[1] Eastern Hepatobiliary Surg Hosp, Dept Emergency, 700 Moyu North Rd, Shanghai 201805, Peoples R China
[2] Naval Mil Med Univ, Coll Nursing, Cent Lab, Shanghai 201805, Peoples R China
关键词
Antibacterial; Conductive; Hydrogel Bandage; In Vivo; Wound Curing; Nursing Care; IN-VITRO; ANTIBACTERIAL; MEMBRANES;
D O I
10.1166/sam.2018.3370
中图分类号
TB3 [工程材料学];
学科分类号
0805 ; 080502 ;
摘要
Here, conductive injectable hydrogels QCS-g-PTA/PEG-PSS-BA is fabricated with poly(ethylene glycol)-co-poly(sorbitol sebacate) (PEG-PSS-BA) copolymer conjugated with chitosan-g-poly tetraaniline (QCS-g-PTA). As-fabricated hydrogel demonstrates excellent antibacterial activity, conductive, free radical hunt capability, swelling ratio, and cytocompatibility. Microscopic results exhibited that QCS-g-PTA, PEG-PSS-BA, and QCS-g-PTA/PEG-PSS-BA hydrogels are interconnected porous character. Fascinatingly, the as-fabricated hydrogel showed excellent mechanical strength; also it considerably improved in vivo wound curing development in an occupied-thickness skin imperfection rat model. At the 3rd week, QCS-g-PTA/PEG-PSS-BA hydrogel tissue displayed an outstanding wound curing for quicker also improved re-epithelization development, connective tissue modifying with an array, further expected arrangement and new hair follicles development since the multi-useful character of as-fabricated QCS-g-PTA/PEG-PSS-BA hydrogel bandage encouraged wound curing progression. The rate of wound shutting was estimated macroscopically. Subsequent to 1-3 weeks, the injuries dressed with the PEG-PSS-BA and QCS-g-PTA/PEG-PSS-BA hydrogel accomplished large close toward similar to 90%, contrasted to the PEG-PSS-BA bandage, which showed similar to 72% wound closure. In general, the bactericidal conductive injectable hydrogel bandage considerably encourages the in vivo wound curing progression accredited to its multi-purposeful activity, significance that they are superb applicants for subcutaneous wound curing. Hence, in vivo examine performed in rats confirmed the boosted wound curing capacity of the as-fabricated QCS-g-PTA/PEG-PSS-BA hydrogel.
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页码:1714 / 1720
页数:7
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