Injectable temperature-sensitive refrigeration hydrogel capable of inducing local mild hypothermia to treat craniocerebral trauma
A technology of injection temperature and craniocerebral trauma, applied in the direction of medical preparations with non-active ingredients, medical preparations containing active ingredients, organic active ingredients, etc., to avoid side effects, increase concentration, and improve effects
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[0028] Example 1: Preparation of Injectable Temperature-Sensitive Cooling Hydrogels
[0029] Weigh 250mg of Poloxamer 407, 50mg of Poloxamer 188, and 50mg of T1AM into a 1.5ml EP tube with an analytical balance, add 950 μL of water and 50 μL of dimethyl sulfoxide (DMSO) to the EP tube, and stir well at 4 °C After 24 hours, the air bubbles were removed, and it was completely dissolved into a clear liquid to prepare a liquid hydrogel.
Embodiment 2
[0030] Example 2: Temperature-sensitive gel-forming properties and injectability of injectable temperature-sensitive cooling hydrogels
[0031] Take an appropriate amount of hydrogel in the medicine bottle, and observe the state of the hydrogel at 4°C and 37°C. For the convenience of observation, the hydrogel was injected into water at 37°C through a syringe after adding a blue chromogenic agent, and its injectability and gel-forming characteristics were observed.
Embodiment 3
[0032] Example 3: Microscopic Morphology of Injectable Temperature-Sensitive Cooling Hydrogels
[0033] Take an appropriate amount of hydrogel sample, put it in liquid nitrogen and freeze it to a solid state quickly, then put it into a freeze dryer for 48 h, take it out, grind it into a white powder, fix it on an aluminum plate, and observe it with a scanning electron microscope after spraying gold .
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