A two-pronged strategy of biomechanically active and biochemically functional hydrogel
wound dressing which can assist wound closure and have multiple functions to promote …

Hydrogel wound dressings have attracted intense and increasing interest for their
extracellular matrix like properties and bioactive material delivery ability. Various functional …

Hydrogel dressings have received extensive attention for the skin wound repair, while it is
still a challenge to develop a smart hydrogel for adapting the dynamic wound healing …

Current treatments for chronic diabetic wounds remain unsatisfactory due to the lack of ideal
wound dressings that can integrate matching mechanical strength, fast self‐healability, facile …

It is highly desired yet challenging to fabricate biocompatible injectable self-healing
hydrogels with anti-bacterial adhesion properties for complex wounds that can …

Conventional wound closure and dressing are two crucial, time‐consuming but isolated
principles in wound care. Even though tissue adhesive opens a new era for wound closure …

Hydrogel dressings with good biocompatibility and the ability to maintain a moist
environment at the wound site have great potential for clinical application. Multifunctional …

Collagen (COL)–chitosan (CS) composite hydrogels are attracting increasing attention
because of their great potential for application as biomaterials. However, conventional COL …

Hydrogels with injectability, self-healing ability and adhesiveness have great potential for
hemostasis and full-thickness skin wound repair, which are usually fabricated by multistep …

When skin trauma occurs, rapid achievement of the post‐wound closure is required to
prevent microbial invasion, inhibit scar formation and promote wound healing. To develop a …