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Resumo:Skin lesions are traumatic events that lead to increased fluid loss, infections, scars formation and the appearance of immunocompromised regions. The loss of skin integrity can result in significant physiological imbalances and disability or even death. So far, different wound dressings have been developed. Among them, hydrogels are the most applied. Herein, a thermoresponsive hydrogel was produced using chitosan and agarose formed at body temperature (37°C), in order to verify their applicability in the treatment of wounds. Hydrogel bactericidal activity, biocompatibility, morphology, porosity and wettability were characterized by confocal microscopy, MTS assay and SEM. The attained results revealed that hydrogel has a pore size (90–400 µm) compatible with cellular internalization and proliferation. A bactericidal activity was observed for hydrogels containing more than 188 µg/mL of chitosan. The results obtained demonstrated that this 3D network has the suitable properties for improving the healing process of cutaneous wounds.
Autores principais:Miguel, Sónia P.
Outros Autores:Ribeiro, MP.; Correia, Ilídio Joaquim Sobreira
Assunto:Hydrogel Skin
Ano:2014
País:Portugal
Tipo de documento:livro
Tipo de acesso:acesso restrito
Instituição associada:Universidade da Beira Interior
Idioma:inglês
Origem:uBibliorum
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description Skin lesions are traumatic events that lead to increased fluid loss, infections, scars formation and the appearance of immunocompromised regions. The loss of skin integrity can result in significant physiological imbalances and disability or even death. So far, different wound dressings have been developed. Among them, hydrogels are the most applied. Herein, a thermoresponsive hydrogel was produced using chitosan and agarose formed at body temperature (37°C), in order to verify their applicability in the treatment of wounds. Hydrogel bactericidal activity, biocompatibility, morphology, porosity and wettability were characterized by confocal microscopy, MTS assay and SEM. The attained results revealed that hydrogel has a pore size (90–400 µm) compatible with cellular internalization and proliferation. A bactericidal activity was observed for hydrogels containing more than 188 µg/mL of chitosan. The results obtained demonstrated that this 3D network has the suitable properties for improving the healing process of cutaneous wounds.
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spellingShingle Development of a novel hydrogel for skin regeneration
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status SINGLETON
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title Development of a novel hydrogel for skin regeneration
title_full Development of a novel hydrogel for skin regeneration
title_fullStr Development of a novel hydrogel for skin regeneration
title_full_unstemmed Development of a novel hydrogel for skin regeneration
title_short Development of a novel hydrogel for skin regeneration
title_sort Development of a novel hydrogel for skin regeneration
topic Hydrogel
Skin
topic_facet Hydrogel
Skin
url http://hdl.handle.net/10400.6/4739
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