Patent classifications
A61L26/0052
SURGICAL HYDROGEL
Disclosed are surgical hydrogels derived from the combination of chitosan derivative and aldehyde-derivatised dextran polymers in combination with a humectant for use as surgical wound packing materials or stents. Also disclosed are sterile kits comprising the precursor components of the surgical hydrogels. Also disclosed are methods of sterilizing the kits and individual components thereof for preparing the hydrogels.
HYDROGEL COMPOSITION WITH THERMOS-SENSITIVE AND IONIC REVERSIBLE PROPERTIES, CARRIER, METHOD FOR PREPARING AND METHOD OF USE THEREOF
The present disclosure provides a method for preparing a hydrogel composition with thermos-sensitive and ionic reversible properties and the hydrogel composition prepared by the method. Related application products of the hydrogel composition of the present disclosure include wound dressings, drug carriers, three-dimensional cellular scaffolds, soluble microspheres, and cell capture and release systems, wherein the hydrogel composition with thermos-sensitive and ionic reversible properties has good in vitro and in vivo stability and high biocompatibility, and is non-toxic. The hydrogel composition can be removed and replaced by washing with metal chelating aqueous solution at low temperature.
HYDROGEL COMPOSITION WITH THERMOS-SENSITIVE AND IONIC REVERSIBLE PROPERTIES, CARRIER, METHOD FOR PREPARING AND METHOD OF USE THEREOF
The present disclosure provides a method for preparing a hydrogel composition with thermos-sensitive and ionic reversible properties and the hydrogel composition prepared by the method. Related application products of the hydrogel composition of the present disclosure include wound dressings, drug carriers, three-dimensional cellular scaffolds, soluble microspheres, and cell capture and release systems, wherein the hydrogel composition with thermos-sensitive and ionic reversible properties has good in vitro and in vivo stability and high biocompatibility, and is non-toxic. The hydrogel composition can be removed and replaced by washing with metal chelating aqueous solution at low temperature.
Biocampatible and Biodegradable Anionic Hydrogel System
An anionic hydrogel for wound healing comprised of poly(oligoethylene glycol monoacrylate), acrylic, a neutral species and a wild-type fibroblast growth factor 1 (wtFGF1).
Biocampatible and Biodegradable Anionic Hydrogel System
An anionic hydrogel for wound healing comprised of poly(oligoethylene glycol monoacrylate), acrylic, a neutral species and a wild-type fibroblast growth factor 1 (wtFGF1).
Buffered adhesive compositions for skin-adhering medical products
Provided are buffered adhesive compositions comprising a high molecular weight non-neutralized polymeric acid and a high molecular weight partially neutralized polymeric acid and products such as wound dressings and ostomy skin barriers incorporating the compositions.
Buffered adhesive compositions for skin-adhering medical products
Provided are buffered adhesive compositions comprising a high molecular weight non-neutralized polymeric acid and a high molecular weight partially neutralized polymeric acid and products such as wound dressings and ostomy skin barriers incorporating the compositions.
WOUND DRESSINGS INCLUDING PVP-CITRIC ACID COPOLYMER
Dressings which may be useful in disrupting and/or preventing biofilm formation in a wound upon application are described, where the dressings of the present technology include a co-polymer of polyvinylpyrrolidone (PVP) and citric acid. Also disclosed herein methods employing such dressings as well as kits including such dressings.
TISSUE SCAFFOLD MATERIALS FOR TISSUE REGENERATION AND METHODS OF MAKING
Disclosed herein are tissue scaffold materials with microspheres of one density embedded in hydrogel of a different density. The disclosed materials have improved ability to facilitate cellular invasion and vascularization for wound healing and tissue regeneration. The inventors have found that materials having components with different densities promotes invasion of cells, including desirable cells such as fibroblasts and endothelial precursor cells, into the scaffold.
IMPROVED SKIN SUBSTITUTE ADHERENCE, STRETCHABILITY, AND COMPLIANCE FOR SKIN SUBSTITUTES
An improved dressing is presented which enables quicker wound closure and a lower anesthesia requirement, comprised of an improved prior-art skin-substitute. The improvements consist of variations in the thickness of the woven portion of the dressing, to increase wound adherence.