一种具有取向仿生、自供能特性的双层神经导管及其制备方法

The bilayer nerve conduit formed by electrospun PCL/CNTs and PVA/Gly hydrogel modified with tannic acid solves the problems of inflammation and external power dependence of existing materials, and achieves self-powered and directional nerve regeneration.

CN117323467BActive Publication Date: 2026-07-17FUZHOU UNIV +1

Patent Information

Authority / Receiving Office
CN · China
Patent Type
Patents(China)
Current Assignee / Owner
FUZHOU UNIV
Filing Date
2023-10-12
Publication Date
2026-07-17

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Technical Problem

Existing nerve repair materials have problems such as inflammation caused by implanted electrodes, the need for secondary surgery to remove them, and dependence on external power stimulation. In addition, there is a lack of catheter materials with self-powered characteristics.

Method used

Electrospun membranes PCL/CNTs are used as the inner conduit, and the outer layer is a tannic acid-modified barium titanate PVA/Gly hydrogel. A double-layer nerve conduit is formed through physical entanglement and non-covalent bonds. The conductive material in the inner layer can transmit electrical signals, and the hydrogel in the outer layer generates electrical stimulation under nerve contraction and muscle compression.

Benefits of technology

It achieves self-powered characteristics without external power supply, promotes nerve regeneration, provides directional guidance, improves biocompatibility and electrical signal output performance, supports nerve cell adhesion and climbing, and prevents scaffold collapse.

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Abstract

本发明公开了一种具有取向仿生、自供能特性的双层神经导管及其制备方法。该双层神经导管是以具有导电性的静电纺丝膜PCL / CNTs作为内层导管,含单宁酸修饰钛酸钡的PVA / Gly水凝胶为外层而构成。本发明提供的双层水凝胶神经支架,无需借助外部电源,能够依靠自身神经收缩和肌肉挤压产生的机械力,使钛酸钡内部结构中的钛原子和氧原子发生移动,产生空穴,从而产生电子流;并且外层水凝胶中的羟基发生极化作用,也会产生一部分电子,两者能够协同促进神经再生,为实现周围神经再生提供了新思路,拓宽了压电材料在神经再生领域的应用。
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