This invention relates to a binder for an anode of a secondary battery, an anode of a secondary battery, and a secondary battery. Specifically, this invention provides a binder for an anode of a secondary battery that can not only improve anode adhesion, but also minimize resistance in a secondary battery, and ultimately, improve the life of a secondary battery.

This invention relates to a binder for an anode of a secondary battery, an anode of a secondary battery, and a secondary battery. Specifically, this invention provides a binder for an anode of a secondary battery that can not only improve anode adhesion, but also minimize resistance in a secondary battery, and ultimately, improve the life of a secondary battery.

There is disclosed herein compositions, methods, uses and systems for reducing pain in a patient that emanates from a body area, preferably spine or joint. Methods of treatment or prevention are described for a disease or condition selected from degenerative disc disease, disc injury, pain, arthritis, or suspected arthritis.

There is disclosed herein compositions, methods, uses and systems for reducing pain in a patient that emanates from a body area, preferably spine or joint. Methods of treatment or prevention are described for a disease or condition selected from degenerative disc disease, disc injury, pain, arthritis, or suspected arthritis.

A composition includes a cartilage component for regeneration of cartilage and a manufacturing method therefor. A composition for regeneration of cartilage, in which a micronized cartilage powder is physically mixed with a biocompatible polymer or a chemically crosslinked biocompatible polymer. When applied, the composition can increase morphological retention and ease of use at cartilage injury sites.

A composition includes a cartilage component for regeneration of cartilage and a manufacturing method therefor. A composition for regeneration of cartilage, in which a micronized cartilage powder is physically mixed with a biocompatible polymer or a chemically crosslinked biocompatible polymer. When applied, the composition can increase morphological retention and ease of use at cartilage injury sites.

The present disclosure relates to a resin composition that exhibits satisfactory flow properties and mechanical properties, to a cellulose formulation that is used to produce the resin composition, and to resin pellets and a molded resin formed by the resin composition.

The present disclosure relates to a resin composition that exhibits satisfactory flow properties and mechanical properties, to a cellulose formulation that is used to produce the resin composition, and to resin pellets and a molded resin formed by the resin composition.

An embodiment of the present invention is to provide a bioabsorbable medical material having adhesiveness to a biological tissue and improved degradability. A bioabsorbable medical material according to an embodiment of the present invention contains a crosslinked polymer material forming a specific shape, and a disintegration delaying material retained by the crosslinked polymer material. The crosslinked polymer material has degradability in water, the degradability being suppressed in the presence of an acid. The disintegration delaying material releases 0.5 mol%/day or greater of an acid until the seventh day upon contact with water at 37° C.

An embodiment of the present invention is to provide a bioabsorbable medical material having adhesiveness to a biological tissue and improved degradability. A bioabsorbable medical material according to an embodiment of the present invention contains a crosslinked polymer material forming a specific shape, and a disintegration delaying material retained by the crosslinked polymer material. The crosslinked polymer material has degradability in water, the degradability being suppressed in the presence of an acid. The disintegration delaying material releases 0.5 mol%/day or greater of an acid until the seventh day upon contact with water at 37° C.