Hydrogels are a type of functional polymer material with a three-dimensional network
structure composed of physically or chemically cross-linked polymers. All hydrogels have …

Hydrogels are a promising drug delivery system for biomedical applications due to their
biocompatibility and similarity to native tissue. Programming the release rate from hydrogels …

Thermogels are a class of supramolecular hydrogels that exhibit reversible sol–gel phase
transitions upon temperature changes and whose unique properties are critically dependent …

In recent years, multidrug therapy has gained increasing popularity due to the possibility of
achieving synergistic drug action and sequential delivery of different medical payloads for …

Abstract Key Laboratory for Ultrafine Materials of Ministry of Education Centre for Biomedical
Technologies Current tissue engineering technology aims to achieve the regeneration of …

Injectable hydrogels have gained considerable attention, but they are typically mechanically
weak and subject to repeated physiological stresses in the body. Herein, we prepared …

Bacterial cellulose, or microbial cellulose, had gained tremendous interest as a hydrogel
material for biomedical purposes in the recent years. It has many intrinsic physiological …

The complexity of the human eye structure poses challenges in the diagnosis and treatment
of ocular diseases, especially the low efficiency of ocular drug delivery. With the continuous …

One common cause of vision loss after retinal detachment surgery is the formation of
proliferative and contractile fibrocellular membranes. This aberrant wound healing process …

Vitreous replacement is a commonly employed method for treating a range of ocular
diseases, including posterior vitreous detachment, complex retinal detachment, diabetic …