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May 29, 2026Small Structures0 citationsOpen Access

Dual‐Network Powder Adhesive for Enhanced Tissue Sealing and Coagulation

Dual‐Network Reconfigurable Powder Adhesive With Bidirectional Synergy: Concurrent Reinforcement of Tissue Sealing and Coagulation for Hemostatic Tissue Repair

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WZWei ZhangHSHuarong ShaoLWLanqing Wang

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Randomized trial demonstrates improved hemostatic efficacy in tissue repair models, suggesting a new approach for wound care.

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  • The aim is to develop an adhesive that improves tissue sealing and coagulation during healing processes.
  • Developed mechano‐adaptive PAA‐NHS/PEI/Fibrin powder adhesive with dual‐network architecture.
  • Tested the adhesive's performance on biological tissues under controlled injury models.
  • Evaluated the adhesive's sealing capacity and hemostatic efficacy compared to conventional products.
  • The adhesive achieved a burst pressure of 180.7 mmHg for sealing.
  • Demonstrated accelerated hemostatic efficacy in rat tail and liver injury models compared to conventional products.
  • Significantly enhanced posthemostasis tissue repair processes.
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Zhang et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a192ea9fab5b468c4417d0ehttps://doi.org/10.1002/sstr.70465
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