Journal of Materials Chemistry B,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
12(34), С. 8431 - 8443
Опубликована: Янв. 1, 2024
This
study
explores
cryogels,
loaded
with
CP
and
berberine
BB
for
wound
healing.
The
cryogels
exhibited
high
porosity,
biocompatibility,
sustained
release
of
BB.
scaffolds
accelerated
closure
improved
healing
in
a
rat
model.
Journal of Nanobiotechnology,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
23(1)
Опубликована: Янв. 29, 2025
The
challenges
associated
with
prolonged
healing
or
non-healing
of
chronic
diabetic
wounds
contribute
significantly
to
the
increased
incidence
lower
limb
amputation.
A
pivotal
factor
in
impediment
is
reduced
production
endogenous
nitric
oxide
(NO)
due
hyperglycemic
microenvironment
typical
diabetes.
While
both
and
exogenous
NO
have
been
shown
promote
process
wounds,
direct
application
wound
management
limited
its
gaseous
nature
risk
explosive
release.
This
review
summarizes
recent
advances
nanodressings
incorporating
donors
treatment
detailing
specific
conditions
under
which
these
facilitate
release,
a
focus
on
beneficial
effects
NO,
strategies
for
supplementation,
encountered
clinical
translation
as
clinically
viable
nanomedicine
context
improving
healing.
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.