Shape-Recoverable Hyaluronic Acid–Waterborne Polyurethane Hybrid Cryogel Accelerates Hemostasis and Wound Healing
Shape-Recoverable Hyaluronic Acid–Waterborne Polyurethane Hybrid Cryogel Accelerates Hemostasis and Wound Healing
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可恢复形状的透明质酸 — 水性聚氨酯混合冷冻凝胶可加速止血和伤口愈合
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10.1021/acsami.2c01310
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发表时间:
2022
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Hong Tan
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Min Wang;Juanjuan Hu;Yangcen Ou;Xueling He;Yanjun Wang;Chenyu Zou;Yanlin Jiang;Feng Luo;Dan Lu;Zhen Li;Jiehua Li;Hong Tan
Wound dressings that promote quick hemostasis and are highly efficient in healing wounds are urgently needed to meet the increase in clinical demands worldwide. Herein, a dihydrazide-modified waterborne biodegradable polyurethane emulsion (PU-ADH) and oxidized hyaluronic acid (OHA) were autonomously cross-linked to form a hybrid hyaluronic acid–polyurethane (HA-PU) cryogel by hydrazone bonding at −20 °C. Through its specific macroporous structure (which is approximately 220 μm) constructed by aggregated PU-ADH particles and long-chain OHA, a dried cryogel can have a dramatically compressed volume (1/7 of its original volume) with stable fixation, and it can swell rapidly by absorbing water or blood to approximately 22 and 16 times its dried weight, respectively, in a few minutes. This instantaneous shape-recovering ability favors fast hemostasis in minimally invasive surgery. Moreover, this cryogel is superior to gauze, has excellent biocompatibility, and quickly coagulates blood (in approximately 2 min) by activating the endogenous coagulation system. Comparably, an injectable HA-PU hydrogel with the same components as the HA-PU cryogel was prepared at room temperature, and it exhibited good self-healing properties. Anin vivoevaluation of a rat liver hemostasis model and rat skin defect model revealed that the cryogel in fast hemostasis has great potential and superior wound-healing abilities, decreases immune inflammation, and promotes the regeneration of angiogenesis and hair follicles. Consequently, this work proposes a versatile method for constructing biodegradable hybrid cryogels via autonomous cross-linking between synthesized polymer emulsions and natural polymers. The hybrid cryogels demonstrated great potential for applications as high-performance wound dressings.