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A multifunctional therapeutic polyurethane platform for minimizing tumor recurrence and metastasis after breast-conserving surgery

Jul 2026 · Journal of Materials Science · Vol 61, pp. 24874 - 24892 · 0 citations · 38 references

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In vivo animal experiments show that the drug-loaded scaffold significantly inhibits tumor recurrence and distant metastasis while exhibiting low chemotherapy drug toxicity and causing no damage to healthy tissues, making it a novel candidate for post-mastectomy prognosis in breast tumors and effective cancer treatment.

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