This review explores how biomaterials and stem cells improve recovery from traumatic brain injury, highlighting the importance of the microenvironment.
Key Points
Integrated therapies using biomaterials and stem cells promote recovery from traumatic brain injury by addressing the microenvironment.
The review details developments in using hydrogels and nanofiber scaffolds for enhancing neural regeneration and vascularization.
Stem cells can improve outcomes by secreting beneficial factors and differentiating into neural cells, while biomaterials provide critical support.
These combinatorial approaches underline the need for tailored strategies to effectively tackle the complex environment of traumatic brain injury.