Immune engineering, a burgeoning field within regenerative medicine, involves a spectrum
of strategies to optimize the intricate interplay between tissue regenerative biomaterials and …

Abdominal hernias are common issues in the clinical setting, burdening millions of patients
worldwide. Associated with pain, decreased quality of life, and severe potential …

Hernia and life-threatening intestinal obstruction often result from abdominal wall injuries,
and the regeneration of abdominal wall defects is limited due to the lack of biocompatible …

Implantable biomedical patch used in treating abdominal wall defects requires antibacterial,
anti‐adhesion, and pro‐healing activities to ensure surgical success and prevent …

The effectiveness of polypropylene (PP) mesh is often compromised by severe inflammation.
Engineering anti-inflammatory coatings has significant implications for PP mesh to repair …

Effective antibacterial property and long-term mechanical support are essential for the repair
of complex abdominal wall defects associated with infection. However, clinically available …

Hernia surgery is a widely performed procedure, and the use of a polypropylene mesh is
considered the standard approach. However, the mesh often leads to complications …

The capacity of materials to detect and adapt to environmental changes has long fascinated
researchers, leading to the development of smart materials. These materials, particularly …

Over 20 million hernias are operated on globally per year, with most interventions requiring
mesh reinforcement. A wide range of such medical devices are currently available on the …

In the vanguard of biomedical innovation, regenerative medicine emerges as a
transformative paradigm, concentrating its efforts on rectifying tissue deficits and functional …