Preparation method of medical antibacterial hydrocolloid dressing

Abstract

The invention discloses a preparation method of a medical antibacterial hydrocolloid dressing, and belongs to the technical field of dressing preparation. The main chemical components of a spider webused in the preparation method provided by the invention are glycine, alanine and a small part of serine together with other amino acid monomer protein molecular chains, and this specific protein canachieve a coagulation effect of platelets. In the preparation method provided by the invention, sodium alginate is easily dissolved in water, belongs to hydrophilic polymers, has strong water holdingcapacity, and obtains sodium alginate oxide containing aldehyde groups. The method reduces the rigidity of chains, improves the solubility and degradability of sodium alginate in an aqueous solution.In addition, due to the introduction of an active group namely an aldehyde group, the partially oxidized sodium alginate can form hydrogel through chemical crosslinking with polymer compounds with amino groups and other groups, and the sodium alginate oxide can still promote cell growth, thus improving the medical performance of the hydrocolloid dressing in treating wounds, improving the efficiency of absorbing exudate, and having a broad application prospect.

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Benefits of technology

The present in this patented technology relates to making materials that have both good moisture retention properties (water) and ability to hold large amounts of liquid due to their high affinity towards living tissues or fluids. These materials may be useful in various applications such as drug delivery systems where they help deliver drugs directly into targeted areas inside patients' bodies without being diluted by blood flow during treatment procedures.

Problems solved by technology

This patented describes how current hydrogel dressings lose some important qualities during use due to breakdown over longer periods of wear (wear). These dressings lack anti-bacteria ability but may still cause harm if left untreated. Additionally, there was concern about adding too much bismuth oxide powder onto the dressings without causing it to stick out from them' surfaces even before being worn again. There were attempts to solve this issue through incorporating certain materials like silicon dioxanes together with other ingredients.

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