統合された血液静止-免疫調節-再生設計:非圧縮性出血制御および糖尿病性創傷治癒のための形状記憶PGMスポンジ

Xuemei Zhang1, Lianglong Chen2, Bo Liu3

  • 1Wuxi Orthopedic Institute, Wuxi Ninth People's Hospital, Affiliated with Soochow University, China.

まとめ

形状記憶型の新型の血液静止スポンジは,吸収,物理的密封,および血液の凝固促進を組み合わせることで,重度の傷口での出血を迅速に停止します. この高度なバイオマテリアルはまた,糖尿病による傷の治癒を加速します.

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