Shows decreased intrauterine adhesions with aspirin-loaded hydrogel, suggesting effective prevention methods.
, implantation of the ASA-loaded gel markedly attenuated adhesion formation, preserved endometrial morphology, reduced stromal fibrosis, and produced no hepatic or renal lesions. These findings identify a biodegradable and thermoresponsive hydrogel that unites physical isolation with prolonged anti-inflammatory and regenerative actions, providing a rational basis for clinical prevention of IUAs.
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