Few burn dressings can self‐regulate the optimal humidity levels that are required for wound
healing, while also providing good anti‐adhesive properties to prevent damage that can …

Burn wounds are one of the most destructive skin traumas that cause more than 180000
deaths each year. Patients with large, irregular burn wounds suffer from slow healing …

Background Hydrogel dressings have been used as a crucial method to keep the wound wet
and hasten the healing process. Due to safety concerns regarding the gel components, low …

Wound management poses a considerable economic burden on the global healthcare
system, considering the impacts of wound infection, delayed healing and scar formation. To …

A novel hydrogel (HA-az-F127 hydrogel) formed by reacting hydrazide modified hyaluronic
acid (HAAD) and benzaldehyde terminated F127 triblock copolymers (BAF127) was …

Hydrogels with self-healing capacity can undergo self-repair, establishing safer and longer-
lasting products. Hydrogel wound dressings showing self-healing capacity can prolong the …

Conventional collagen-based hydrogels as wound dressing materials are usually lack of
antibacterial activity and easily broken when encountering external forces. In this work, we …

The design of wound dressings with excellent self‐healing ability, adequate adhesion, good
biocompatibility, and potential antibacterial ability is of great significance for the healing of …

The clinical acceleration of skin autogenous healing remains a great challenge, especially
in the early stage after injury. In this work, a novel directly injectable hydrogel with high self …

The emergence of multifunctional wound dressings for cutaneous tissue injuries represents
a paradigm shift in wound care, offering advanced solutions that transcend traditional wound …