Hyaluronic acid–tannic acid hydrogel incorporating berberine nanoliposomes enhances infected wound healing

Amin Afzal; Mohammad Reza Farahpour; Zohreh Ghazi Tabatabaei

doi:10.1016/j.colsurfb.2026.115471

January 27, 2026Colloids and Surfaces B Biointerfaces

Hyaluronic acid–tannic acid hydrogel incorporating berberine nanoliposomes enhances infected wound healing

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Incorporating berberine nanoliposomes significantly enhances wound healing in infected conditions.
Wound healing rates increased to 78% within two weeks when using the hydrogel.
Experimental analysis utilized a hydrogel made from hyaluronic and tannic acids to overlay treatment.
Findings emphasize the potential of this innovative hydrogel for enhanced wound management in clinical settings.

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Observation finds improved wound healing in infected wounds with hydrogel incorporating berberine nanoliposomes, suggesting a novel treatment approach.

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