Pharmaceutical Perspective in Wearable Drug Delivery Systems

Tharmatt, Abhay; Malhotra, Danish; Sharma, Hamayal; Bedi, Neena

doi:10.1089/adt.2021.008

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“…Recently, flexible electronics based on hydrogel, elastomer, fibrous materials, etc., have drawn tremendous attention in developing wearable healthcare systems, human‐machine interactions, on‐demand drug delivery, etc 183–185 . Among these promising applications based on fibrous material, point‐of‐care monitoring of infected wounds is significant for medical personnel to manage the wounds effectively and timely, however, is not much explored now.…”

Section: Fibrous Wound Dressings For Bacterial Diagnosismentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Recently, flexible electronics based on hydrogel, elastomer, fibrous materials, etc., have drawn tremendous attention in developing wearable healthcare systems, human-machine interactions, on-demand drug delivery, etc. [183][184][185] Among these promising applications based on fibrous material, point-of-care monitoring of infected wounds is significant for medical personnel to manage the wounds effectively and timely, however, is not much explored now. Among the current few studies, Mariani et al fabricated a fully textile device by integrating a sensing layer consisting of a two-terminal pH sensor printed on a textile substrate and an absorbent gauze layer, ensuring the delivery of wound exudates to the sensor area.…”

Section: Bacterial Diagnostic Fibrous Dressings Based On Electric Sig...mentioning

confidence: 99%

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Multifunctional fibrous wound dressings for refractory wound healing

Gao

Qiu

Liu

et al. 2022

Journal of Polymer Science

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Refractory wounds have always been an important issue to healthcare systems, whose healing process is always delayed by multiple factors, including bacterial infections, chronic inflammation, and excessive exudates, etc. Employing multifunctional wound dressings is recognized as an effective strategy to deal with refractory wounds, which has yielded promising outcomes in recent years. Among these advanced wound dressings, fibrous dressings have gained growing attention due to their unique merits. Such wound dressings have demonstrated great potential in delivering theranostic agents, such as antibacterial agents, anti-inflammatory drugs, growth factors, and diagnostic probes, etc., for the purposes of accelerating wound healing. This paper reviews the development of multifunctional fibrous dressings and their applications in treating refractory wounds. The construction approaches of novel fibrous dressing with capabilities of antibacterial, anti-inflammation, exudate management and diagnosis were also introduced. Furthermore, the existing problems and challenges are also discussed briefly.

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Section: Fibrous Wound Dressings For Bacterial Diagnosismentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Bacterial Diagnostic Fibrous Dressings Based On Electric Sig...mentioning

confidence: 99%