Demonstrates enhanced wound healing in infected wounds, suggesting a novel therapeutic approach.
-infected wound model, it accelerated wound closure (78.2% at day 7; 95.3% at day 14) and promoted high-quality tissue repair with enhanced collagen deposition and minimal scarring. This study successfully developed a green-synthesized, multifunctional polysaccharide-based hydrogel. Its pH-responsive properties, controlled release characteristics, and integrated therapeutic strategy offer a promising platform for the effective management of infected wounds.
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