Oxygen-Generating Patch Accelerates Wound Healing

The adhesive patch not only seals wounds–it also generates oxygen to supercharge the healing process.

Incheon National University
Incheon National University

According to a recent EurekAlert! article, scientists at Incheon National University in Korea have developed a new adhesive patch for wound healing that generates oxygen, addressing the limitations of traditional wound closure methods like sutures and staples. The patch is made of gelatin-based oxygen-generating tissue adhesives (GOTs) that release oxygen to promote healing. The innovation offers better control of adhesion, mechanical properties, and drug delivery, improving coagulation, blood closure, and tissue regeneration. 

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