Adhesive Hydrogel Loaded with Sulfonated Chitosan Promotes Oral Mucosal Defect Repair in Diabetic Rats.
Researchers developed an adhesive hydrogel containing sulfonated chitosan that accelerated healing of oral mucosal wounds in diabetic rats by promoting re-epithelialization, increasing tissue thickness, and reducing inflammation compared to control treatments.
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