Preliminary mechanical characterization of poly(D,L-lactic acid), polydioxanone

Optimization of Structural Morphology and Tensile Sterilization Resilience of 3D PLLA/CMS Electrospun Nanofibers for Wound Care Scaffolds

Various factors, such as materials, fabrication techniques, parameters, and sterilization, play important roles in the scaffold’s success by directly affecting its performance. Optimizing these factors can result in the fabrication of scaffolds with desirable properties. Poly-L-Lactic Acid (PLLA) is a biodegradable syn...

Electrospun PCL/BG composite scaffolds: processing, optimization and surface modification to improve wettability and cell attachment.

This study focused on optimizing previously developed procedures for producing electrospun PCL/BG scaffolds, with particular attention to overcoming the intrinsically hydrophobic nature of electrospun PCL, which may limit scaffold functionality.

Polylactic acid/hydroxyapatite composite filaments: Balancing printability, mechanical integrity, and osteogenic performance for bone tissue engineering.

Findings highlight the importance of controlling HAp loading to achieve a balanced combination of processability, structural integrity, and osteogenic performance in PLA-based biomaterials.

Polyhexanide-Loaded PLGA Multiparticulates Integrated into Electrospun PVA/Collagen Scaffolds for Diabetic Wound Healing: An In Vitro and In Vivo Study

Fabrication and characterization of starch/polycaprolactone nanofibers loaded with tranexamic acid as a hemostatic agent under in vitro.

This study represents the first systematic investigation of TXA-loaded PCL/Starch electrospun nanofibers for hemostatic applications, addressing a clear and unmet gap in the field: the absence of a multifunctional scaffold that integrates rapid coagulation induction, fibrinolysis inhibition, and structural stability wi...

Modification of the biofunctional properties of collagen hydrogel with carboxylic acid salts

   One of the promising directions in non-pharmacological wound treatment is tissue engineering, which includes the development of biomimetic materials. The biomaterials most similar to the native extracellular matrix are those consisting of collagen or its denatured forms. Despite the evident advantages of collagen-ba...