The presently disclosed composition and methods are provided for an in situ forming nanofiber-hydrogel composite, which is formed using non-covalent binding schemes between the fiber surface and hydrogel-forming polymers. A method for healing a soft tissue defect can include applying the said composite material to a soft tissue defect.

The presently disclosed composition and methods are provided for an in situ forming nanofiber-hydrogel composite, which is formed using non-covalent binding schemes between the fiber surface and hydrogel-forming polymers. A method for healing a soft tissue defect can include applying the said composite material to a soft tissue defect.

The present invention relates to an absorbable biomedical composite material and a preparation method therefor, wherein the absorbable biomedical composite material comprises: a substrate particle containing a calcium phosphate compound; an intermediate layer which is coated on the surfaces of the substrate particle and has a first glass transition temperature, the first glass transition temperature being not higher than a normal body temperature; and a polymer matrix which is formed on the outer surface of the intermediate layer and has a second glass transition temperature, the second glass transition being higher than the first glass transition temperature. The present invention can provide an absorbable biomedical composite material which not only increases the mechanical strength but also improves the toughness.

The present invention relates to an absorbable biomedical composite material and a preparation method therefor, wherein the absorbable biomedical composite material comprises: a substrate particle containing a calcium phosphate compound; an intermediate layer which is coated on the surfaces of the substrate particle and has a first glass transition temperature, the first glass transition temperature being not higher than a normal body temperature; and a polymer matrix which is formed on the outer surface of the intermediate layer and has a second glass transition temperature, the second glass transition being higher than the first glass transition temperature. The present invention can provide an absorbable biomedical composite material which not only increases the mechanical strength but also improves the toughness.

A composite scaffold having a highly porous interior with increased surface area and void volume is surrounded by a flexible support structure that substantially maintains its three-dimensional shape under tension and provides mechanical reinforcement during repair or reconstruction of soft tissue while simultaneously facilitating regeneration of functional tissue.

A composite scaffold having a highly porous interior with increased surface area and void volume is surrounded by a flexible support structure that substantially maintains its three-dimensional shape under tension and provides mechanical reinforcement during repair or reconstruction of soft tissue while simultaneously facilitating regeneration of functional tissue.

A composite scaffold having a highly porous interior with increased surface area and void volume is surrounded by a flexible support structure that substantially maintains its three-dimensional shape under tension and provides mechanical reinforcement during repair or reconstruction of soft tissue while simultaneously facilitating regeneration of functional tissue.

Tissue product compositions and methods for treating a patient are provided. The tissue product composition may include a flowable carrier including a hyaluronic acid based material and acellular tissue matrix particles mixed within the carrier. Methods of producing the tissue product composition and an injection device filled with the tissue product composition are also provided.

Tissue product compositions and methods for treating a patient are provided. The tissue product composition may include a flowable carrier including a hyaluronic acid based material and acellular tissue matrix particles mixed within the carrier. Methods of producing the tissue product composition and an injection device filled with the tissue product composition are also provided.

Tissue product compositions and methods for treating a patient are provided. The tissue product composition may include a flowable carrier including a hyaluronic acid based material and acellular tissue matrix particles mixed within the carrier. Methods of producing the tissue product composition and an injection device filled with the tissue product composition are also provided.