cited By 1International audienceIn the present study, we investigated the adhesive performances of polyacrylamide-based hydrogels intended to be used as dermatological patches. Accordingly, we have prepared conventional copolymer poly(acrylamide-co- hydroxyethyl methacrylate) hydrogels and nanocomposite copolymer poly(acrylamide-co-hydroxyethyl methacrylate) hydrogels filled with poly(butyl acrylate) nanoparticles. We evaluated their adhesive properties when they were applied to different substrates (equivalent human skin, stainless steel) using a probe tack test. The adhesion energy was found to be related to the chemical composition and the rheological properties of the hydrogels which were also measured
In this independent study, we explored the adhesive properties of a novel hydrogel, termed MusSeal, ...
Adhesive processes in aqueous media play a crucial role in nature and are important for many technol...
Adhesive processes in aqueous media play a crucial role in nature and are important for many technol...
cited By 28International audienceThis study investigates the effects of monodisperse polystyrene nan...
Background: Hydrogels are widely used for cutaneous formulations; thereby comparing the bioadhesive ...
Adhesion is an essential property of the dermal and transdermal therapeutic systems (TS). It is infl...
Hydrogels have been long considered as a favorable biomaterial to cover topical wounds or close surg...
Clay–polymer nanocomposite hydrogels represent an increasingly utilised material for use in biomedic...
Clay–polymer nanocomposite hydrogels represent an increasingly utilised material for use in biomedic...
Clay–polymer nanocomposite hydrogels represent an increasingly utilised material for use in biomedic...
This work was intended to improve the adhesion properties of an available medical water-soluble pres...
Context: Bioadhesiviness of polyacrylic acid polymers make them promising hydrogels to design topica...
Nanocomposite hydrogels, made by incorporating nanoparticles into a hydrogel matrix, have been devel...
This study aimed to investigate the potential of photoreactive acrylate patches as systems for trans...
In this independent study, we explored the adhesive properties of a novel hydrogel, termed MusSeal, ...
In this independent study, we explored the adhesive properties of a novel hydrogel, termed MusSeal, ...
Adhesive processes in aqueous media play a crucial role in nature and are important for many technol...
Adhesive processes in aqueous media play a crucial role in nature and are important for many technol...
cited By 28International audienceThis study investigates the effects of monodisperse polystyrene nan...
Background: Hydrogels are widely used for cutaneous formulations; thereby comparing the bioadhesive ...
Adhesion is an essential property of the dermal and transdermal therapeutic systems (TS). It is infl...
Hydrogels have been long considered as a favorable biomaterial to cover topical wounds or close surg...
Clay–polymer nanocomposite hydrogels represent an increasingly utilised material for use in biomedic...
Clay–polymer nanocomposite hydrogels represent an increasingly utilised material for use in biomedic...
Clay–polymer nanocomposite hydrogels represent an increasingly utilised material for use in biomedic...
This work was intended to improve the adhesion properties of an available medical water-soluble pres...
Context: Bioadhesiviness of polyacrylic acid polymers make them promising hydrogels to design topica...
Nanocomposite hydrogels, made by incorporating nanoparticles into a hydrogel matrix, have been devel...
This study aimed to investigate the potential of photoreactive acrylate patches as systems for trans...
In this independent study, we explored the adhesive properties of a novel hydrogel, termed MusSeal, ...
In this independent study, we explored the adhesive properties of a novel hydrogel, termed MusSeal, ...
Adhesive processes in aqueous media play a crucial role in nature and are important for many technol...
Adhesive processes in aqueous media play a crucial role in nature and are important for many technol...