The Gel-Alg/MINO/MEL hydrogel has promising potential as a local drug delivery system for treating periodontitis, with favorable sustained release and biocompatibility and will be a more effective medication-assisted treatment modality for refractory periodontitis.
The curcumin-loaded chitosan thermosensitive hydrogel showed improved biological performance and sustained release when compared with free curcumin, suggesting its potential as a localized periodontal drug delivery system.
R. Rao, Monali Nikalje, Shiprita Kumari et al.· Journal of Applied Oral Scie...· 0 citations
Bacterial-infected skin wounds, especially those caused by drug-resistant pathogens accompanied by persistent inflammation, remain a major clinical therapeutic challenge. Rising antimicrobial resistance compromises the therapeutic effect of conventional single-agent antibiotics, creating an urgent demand for novel woun...
Yi-Lin Zhang, Jie Cao, Yong Yan et al.· Gels· 0 citations
Findings indicate that PLGA-MIN/CUR coatings represent a promising multifunctional strategy for enhancing implant surface performance and preventing or managing peri-implantitis.
A. Alrashidi, Sitah Alharthi, Deepa Sreekanth· 3 Biotech· 0 citations
This multifunctional, sprayable hydrogel combines targeted antibacterial action with sustained pro-regenerative signaling, offering a promising strategy for further preclinical investigations of infected wound management.
Zhi-Rui Li, Ming-Xing Lei, Chen Chen et al.· Drug Delivery· 0 citations
Managing infected wounds requires a delicate balance between rapid antimicrobial activity and continued tissue repair. To meet this challenge, we developed a porous carboxymethyl cellulose (CMC)/alginate hydrogel loaded with Silver nanoparticles and a Pistacia atlantica essential oil rich in α-pinene. The hydrogel disp...
N. Kakaei, Abbas Ahmadi, Veria Naseri et al.· Journal of Biomedical Materi...· 0 citations
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