Aggregate,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Nov. 6, 2024
Abstract
Diabetes
significantly
impairs
the
body's
wound‐healing
capabilities,
leading
to
chronic,
infection‐prone
wounds.
These
wounds
are
characterized
by
hyperglycemia,
inflammation,
hypoxia,
variable
pH
levels,
increased
matrix
metalloproteinase
activity,
oxidative
stress,
and
bacterial
colonization.
complex
conditions
complicate
effective
wound
management,
prompting
development
of
advanced
diabetic
care
strategies
that
exploit
specific
characteristics
such
as
acidic
pH,
high
glucose
stress
trigger
controlled
drug
release,
thereby
enhancing
therapeutic
effects
dressings.
Among
solutions,
hydrogels
emerge
promising
due
their
stimuli‐responsive
nature,
making
them
highly
for
managing
these
The
latest
advancements
in
mono/multi‐stimuli‐responsive
smart
showcase
superiority
potential
healthcare
materials,
highlighted
relevant
case
studies.
However,
traditional
dressings
fall
short
meeting
nuanced
needs
wounds,
adjustable
adhesion,
easy
removal,
real‐time
status
monitoring,
dynamic
release
adjustment
according
wound's
conditions.
Responsive
represent
a
significant
leap
forward
proficient
sensing
responding
environment,
offering
more
targeted
approach
treatment.
This
review
highlights
recent
dressing,
delivery,
emphasizing
role
improving
healing.
It
addresses
ongoing
challenges
future
directions,
aiming
guide
clinical
adoption.
Pharmaceutics,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
15(4), P. 1313 - 1313
Published: April 21, 2023
Chitosan,
a
biocompatible
and
biodegradable
polysaccharide
derived
from
chitin,
has
surfaced
as
material
of
promise
for
drug
delivery
biomedical
applications.
Different
chitin
chitosan
extraction
techniques
can
produce
materials
with
unique
properties,
which
be
further
modified
to
enhance
their
bioactivities.
Chitosan-based
systems
have
been
developed
various
routes
administration,
including
oral,
ophthalmic,
transdermal,
nasal,
vaginal,
allowing
targeted
sustained
release
drugs.
Additionally,
used
in
numerous
applications,
such
bone
regeneration,
cartilage
tissue
cardiac
corneal
periodontal
wound
healing.
Moreover,
also
utilized
gene
delivery,
bioimaging,
vaccination,
cosmeceutical
Modified
derivatives
improve
biocompatibility
resulting
innovative
promising
potentials
This
article
summarizes
the
recent
findings
on
its
application
science.
Nanomaterials,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
12(17), P. 3066 - 3066
Published: Sept. 3, 2022
Zinc
oxide
nanoparticles
(ZnO-NPs)
have
piqued
the
curiosity
of
researchers
all
over
world
due
to
their
extensive
biological
activity.
They
are
less
toxic
and
biodegradable
with
capacity
greatly
boost
pharmacophore
bioactivity.
ZnO-NPs
most
extensively
used
metal
in
electronic
optoelectronics
because
distinctive
optical
chemical
properties
which
can
be
readily
modified
by
altering
morphology
wide
bandgap.
The
biosynthesis
using
extracts
therapeutic
plants,
fungi,
bacteria,
algae,
etc.,
improves
stability
biocompatibility
many
settings,
its
biofabrication
alters
physiochemical
behavior,
contributing
potency.
As
such,
as
an
effective
nanocarrier
for
conventional
drugs
cost-effectiveness
benefits
being
biocompatible.
This
article
covers
a
comprehensive
review
different
synthesis
approaches
including
physical,
chemical,
biochemical,
green
techniques,
also
emphasizes
biopotency
through
antibacterial,
antifungal,
anticancer,
anti-inflammatory,
antidiabetic,
antioxidant,
antiviral,
wound
healing,
cardioprotective
Green
from
fungus
is
given
special
attention,
particular
emphasis
on
extraction
precursors
reaction
conditions,
characterization
surface
particles.
Military Medical Research,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
10(1)
Published: Aug. 22, 2023
The
treatment
of
chronic
and
non-healing
wounds
in
diabetic
patients
remains
a
major
medical
problem.
Recent
reports
have
shown
that
hydrogel
wound
dressings
might
be
an
effective
strategy
for
treating
due
to
their
excellent
hydrophilicity,
good
drug-loading
ability
sustained
drug
release
properties.
As
typical
example,
hyaluronic
acid
dressing
(Healoderm)
has
been
demonstrated
clinical
trials
improve
wound-healing
efficiency
healing
rates
foot
ulcers.
However,
the
degradation
behavior
clinically-used
cannot
adjusted
according
microenvironment.
Due
intricacy
wounds,
antibiotics
other
medications
are
frequently
combined
with
practice,
although
these
easily
hindered
by
hostile
environment.
In
this
case,
scientists
created
responsive-hydrogel
based
on
microenvironment
features
(such
as
high
glucose
low
pH)
or
external
stimuli
light
magnetic
field)
achieve
controllable
release,
gel
degradation,
improvements
order
overcome
issues.
These
anticipated
play
significant
role
therapeutic
dressings.
Here,
we
review
recent
advances
towards
healing,
focus
structure
design,
principle
responsiveness,
degradation.
Last
but
not
least,
advantages
limitations
responsive-hydrogels
applications
will
also
discussed.
We
hope
contribute
furthering
progress
hydrogels
improved
practical
application.
Bioactive Materials,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
33, P. 355 - 376
Published: Nov. 26, 2023
Natural
polymers
are
complex
organic
molecules
that
occur
in
the
natural
environment
and
have
not
been
subjected
to
artificial
synthesis.
They
frequently
encountered
various
creatures,
including
mammals,
plants,
microbes.
The
aforementioned
commonly
derived
from
renewable
sources,
possess
a
notable
level
of
compatibility
with
living
organisms,
limited
adverse
effect
on
environment.
As
result,
they
hold
considerable
significance
development
sustainable
environmentally
friendly
goods.
In
recent
times,
there
has
advancement
investigation
potential
uses
field
biomedicine,
specifically
relation
biomaterials
exhibit
antibacterial
antioxidant
characteristics.
This
review
provides
comprehensive
overview
prevalent
utilized
biomedical
domain
throughout
preceding
two
decades.
this
paper,
we
present
examination
components
typical
methods
for
preparation
based
polymers.
Furthermore,
summarize
application
polymer
materials
each
stage
skin
wound
repair.
Finally,
key
findings
insights
into
limitations
current
elucidate
prospects
their
future
field.
Applied Sciences,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
12(15), P. 7865 - 7865
Published: Aug. 5, 2022
This
review
summarizes
the
current
knowledge
on
and
future
applications
of
carbon
nanoparticles
in
medicine.
The
nanoparticle
family
has
a
large
number
representatives
with
unique
physicochemical
properties
that
make
them
good
candidates
for
use
clinical
best-known
(and
most
researched)
include
graphene,
graphene
oxide,
nanotubes.
main
direction
involves
medical
diagnostics,
which
includes
bioimaging
detection
chemicals
or
metabolites
present
body.
Since
question
toxicity
not
been
fully
answered,
fields
therapeutics
(drug
delivery),
regenerative
medicine
(cell
scaffolding,
tissue
engineering),
vaccine
production
is
still
under
research
many
vivo
studies
are
ongoing.
These
preclinical
suggest
have
great
potential
diagnosis
treatment;
results
show
used
do
significant
toxic
effects;
however,
caution
needed
before
introduced
into
routine
practice.
Chemical Society Reviews,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
52(17), P. 6191 - 6220
Published: Jan. 1, 2023
This
review
highlights
the
recent
progress
in
piezoelectric
gels
(also
known
as
PiezoGels)
comprised
of
polymers,
ceramic
oxides
and
supramolecular
materials
used
for
energy
harvesting,
sensing
wound
dressing.
Progress in Materials Science,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
147, P. 101350 - 101350
Published: Aug. 6, 2024
Wound
healing
is
a
complex
biological
process
that,
when
impaired,
can
lead
to
the
formation
of
scars.
Electrospun
nanofibrous
wound
dressings
have
emerged
as
promising
option
for
promoting
scar-free
healing.
This
paper
explores
role
physical,
compositional,
and
chemical
cues,
each
contributing
remarkable
potential
these
dressings.
The
physical
properties
dressings,
such
porosity
mechanical
characteristics,
guide
cellular
behaviors
promote
vascularization,
fostering
conducive
environment
reduced
scarring.
Furthermore,
integration
natural
polymers
that
mimic
skin's
extracellular
matrix,
known
compositional
adds
another
layer
complexity
As
therapeutic
agents
demonstrated
their
combat
chronic
scenarios
leading
scar
formation.
However,
achieving
desired
effect
hinges
on
nature
controlled
release.
Therefore,
also
delves
into
various
loading
techniques
tailoring
release
profiles
bioactive
agents.
Although
electrospun
are
viable
commercial
product
remains
elusive.
gap
be
attributed
lack
comprehensive
in
vivo
studies,
particularly
animal
models
human
Nano-Micro Letters,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
16(1)
Published: Feb. 6, 2024
Inflammatory
skin
disorders
can
cause
chronic
scarring
and
functional
impairments,
posing
a
significant
burden
on
patients
the
healthcare
system.
Conventional
therapies,
such
as
corticosteroids
nonsteroidal
anti-inflammatory
drugs,
are
limited
in
efficacy
associated
with
adverse
effects.
Recently,
nanozyme
(NZ)-based
hydrogels
have
shown
great
promise
addressing
these
challenges.
NZ-based
possess
unique
therapeutic
abilities
by
combining
benefits
of
redox
nanomaterials
enzymatic
activity
water-retaining
capacity
hydrogels.
The
multifaceted
effects
include
scavenging
reactive
oxygen
species
other
inflammatory
mediators
modulating
immune
responses
toward
pro-regenerative
environment
enhancing
regenerative
potential
triggering
cell
migration
differentiation.
This
review
highlights
current
state
art
NZ-engineered
(NZ@hydrogels)
for
regeneration
applications.
It
also
discusses
underlying
chemo-mechano-biological
mechanisms
behind
their
effectiveness.
Additionally,
challenges
future
directions
this
ground,
particularly
clinical
translation,
addressed.
insights
provided
aid
design
engineering
novel
hydrogels,
offering
new
possibilities
targeted
personalized
skin-care
therapies.