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). Moreover, SQG sponges controlled complete bleeding in 69 ± 20 s and a bleeding loss of 334 ± 138 mg was observed, nearly 50% lower than that of gelatin sponge in rabbit liver penetrating wounds. Overall, SQG possesses a combination of potent shape recovery, rapid hemostasis, and excellent antibacterial and degradation ability, enabling promising applications for hemostasis in non-compressible penetrating wounds.
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