ArticleAdvanced materials (Deerfield Beach, Fla.)2013
Oxime cross-linked injectable hydrogels for catheter delivery.
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Abstract
Catheter delivery of therapeutic materials is important for developing minimally invasive treatment approaches. However, the majority of injectable materials gel rapidly upon mixing and/or heating to body temperature. The application of an oxime cross-linked hydrogel system is demonstrated. The system has a broad range of tunable gelation rates, is capable of injection through a catheter, and exhibits rapid gelation upon injection into tissue.
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