Nanozyme‐Crosslinked Poly(Thioctic Acid)‐Based Hydrogel Adhesives with Coral‐Like Structure for Promoting Wet Adhesion, Antibacterial Active, and Wound Healing

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The hydrogel adhesives enhance wet adhesion up to 48.26 kPa and improve hemostatic efficacy within 30 seconds, supporting quick responses in traumatic injuries.
Antibacterial properties exceed 99%, showcasing that the nanozyme effectively regulates catechol oxidation and silver ion release, critical for wound management.
Assessment through in vivo studies demonstrated successful sealing of skin incisions and reducing infection risks, emphasizing the adhesive's practical applications.
Histological analyses confirmed enhanced collagen deposition and re-epithelialization, pointing to the hydrogel's potential as a versatile bioadhesive platform.

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Multifunctional hydrogel adhesive demonstrates improved wet adhesion and antibacterial properties, facilitating efficient wound healing.

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