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The study aims to develop a composite hydrogel that enhances the healing of diabetic wounds through enzymatic activities and photothermal effects.

April 15, 2026

The Development of a TNTs@MPDA@MnO 2 /CG Composite Hydrogel: Synergistic Multi-Enzymatic Activities and Photothermal Effect for Enhanced Diabetic Wound Repair

Key Points

The study aims to develop a composite hydrogel that enhances the healing of diabetic wounds through enzymatic activities and photothermal effects.
Developed TNTs@MPDA@MnO2/CG composite hydrogel.
Assessed synergistic enzymatic actions and photothermal effects.
Evaluated the hydrogel's effectiveness in promoting wound healing in diabetic conditions.
The composite hydrogel exhibited improved antibacterial properties against persistent infections.
Enhanced wound healing time was observed compared to standard treatments.
Demonstrated significant reduction in wound size and inflammation markers.

Abstract

Diabetic chronic wounds, represent a major clinical challenge due to their high prevalence, impaired healing capacity, and elevated risk of amputation. The core pathology involves persistent bacterial infection and excessive...

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