Antibacterial Agent Conjugated Sponges to Increase Hydrophilicity for Enhancing Hemostasis and Infected Wound Healing

The development of wound dressings with rapid hemostasis and sustained antibacterial activity is a critical challenge in wound management. In this work, a new strategy of fabricating antibacterial and hemostatic...

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Ziyun He
Yun Bai
Bin He
Yunpeng Wang
Qiusheng Wang

Publication Details

Journal: Biomaterials Science
Published: 2026-01-01
DOI: https://doi.org/10.1039/d5bm01892g
Primary Topic: Wound Healing and Treatments
Type: article
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Antibacterial Agent Conjugated Sponges to Increase Hydrophilicity for Enhancing Hemostasis and Infected Wound Healing

Ziyun He, Yun Bai, Bin He, Yunpeng Wang et al.

Jan 1, 2026

Biomaterials Science

Wound Healing and Treatments

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Antibacterial Agent Conjugated Sponges to Increase Hydrophilicity for Enhancing Hemostasis and Infected Wound Healing

Ziyun He, Yun Bai, Bin He, Yunpeng Wang, Qiusheng Wang

January 1, 2026article en

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