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In Situ Ionically Cross-Linkable Benzaldehyde-Modified Alginate and Its Bilayer Structure as a Tissue Sealant for Dural Closure

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Synthesis of a tissue sealant for dural closure improves adhesion and biocompatibility, suggesting new surgical options.

Dural adhesion strength reached up to 32 kPa with optimal alginate modification, showcasing effective bonding capability.
The bilayer hydrogel structure achieved resistance to burst pressures up to 406 mmHg, indicating robust performance.
Ionic cross-linking used calcium chloride for gel formation, enhancing both adhesion and mechanical properties of the sealant.
The modified alginate exhibited low cytotoxicity and good hemocompatibility, supporting its potential for safe clinical use.

Yang et al. (2025) studied this question.

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