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Usage of Nanotechnology in Tissue Adhesives

With millions of people enduring traumatic or surgical wounds each year, establishing innovative approaches for proper wound closure has long been considered imperative research and clinical objective. The massive demand for improving wound-closing procedures and the disadvantages of conventional closure techniques foreshadow the robust investigation in the field and inspire researchers to combine more advanced technologies to develop clinically feasible approaches