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enhanced not only the mechanical properties of the hydrogel but also its hemostatic properties. In addition, the modification of polyethylenimine with 3,4-dihydroxybenzaldehyde provided anti-inflammatory effects and endorsed the wound healing. Cellular and blood safety experiments demonstrated the biocompatibility of the PPM hydrogel, and animal studies demonstrated that the PPM hydrogel effectively stopped bleeding and promoted wound healing. The concept design of clay-based hydrogel may create diverse opportunities for constructing hemostasis and wound-healing dressings.
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