… either through polymer chain design or using crosslink regulating additives. In addition, many
… to enable their application in minimally invasive surgical tissue sealing. Another example …

… It provides an easy-to-use alternative nonpharmacological wound management strategy,
especially for minimally invasive surgeries and infectious cases. The supramolecular …

… hydrogel as the minimally invasive material to … supramolecular hydrogels are often used as
tissue adhesives because of their comprehensive advantages, including the noninvasive use …

… The self-strengthening of the supramolecular network with time … This ready-to-use and
high-performance supramolecular … cases, such as the minimally invasive surgeries in clinical. The …

… Dermal surgeons prefer using bioadhesives to improve their work efficiency. Patients tend
… for convenient, rapid, and minimally invasive islet transplantation by direct apposition of the …

… hydrogels enabled the minimally invasive transplantation of … Fe 3+ complexes with
metallo-bioadhesive properties. The … improve cell adhesion onto supramolecular biomaterials. …

… bioinspired adhesive hydrogel that could serve as a promising biomaterial for hemostasis
and wound infection treatment and other minimally invasive use of biomedical applications. …

… -linked hydrogels that can use as a potential hydrogel adhesive for biomedical application.
… The rheological measurements of samples were performed by using a rotating rheometer (…

… The adhesive strength could be alternatively controlled by using different fractions and
species of nucleobases. The adhesive strength of hydrogels containing nucleobase was greater …

… Prevention of pulmonary air leaks using a biodegradable tissue-adhesive fiber sheet based
on … adhesive with thermoresponsive reversible adhesion for minimally invasive surgery. …