Antibacterial and angiogenic dual-functional fibrous membrane dressing for infected wound healing

Background:Skin,being a vital organ that regulates physiological responses in the human body,is prone to injury from external environmental factors.Healing full-thickness skin defects becomes especially challenging when infections and vascular injuries are involved.Traditional wound dressings with single functions,such as antibacterial or angiogenic properties,fall short in achieving rapid wound healing.To address this,there is a need to develop wound dressing materials that possess both effective antibacterial and angiogenic properties.Methods:In this study,we utilized electrospinning technology to fabricate hyaluronic acid-cellulose acetate fibrous membrane dressings,incorporating poly(ionic liquid)as an antibacterial polymer and deferoxamine as an angiogenic agent.Results:The resulting fibrous membrane dressing contained poly(ionic liquid)and deferoxamin showcased a microporous structure,drug-releasing capabilities,and excellent air permeability.It not only demonstrated highly effective antibacterial properties but also exhibited remarkable angiogenesis,thereby promoting the healing of full-thickness skin defect wounds in both in vitro and in vivo assays.Conclusion:These findings highlight the immense potential of this wound dressing material for future clinical applications.

Isolated coagulopathy without classic CRAB symptoms as the initial manifestation of multiple myeloma: A case report

BACKGROUND Multiple myeloma patients usually present with CRAB symptoms(hypercalcemia,renal disease,anemia and bone diseases)as initial manifestations.Bleeding symptoms are less common,most of which result from thrombocytopenia or infiltration of plasmacytoma.Relatively,coagulopathy is not so common,especially isolated coagulopathy without CRAB manifestations,which is very rare.Herein,we report a 54-year old female who was hospitalized for intermittent and recurrent mild oral mucosal hemorrhage without other bleeding symptoms for almost one month or typical myeloma features.CASE SUMMARY Two months before admission,the patient underwent implantation of a permanent pacemaker due to sick sinus syndrome.Prothrombin time and activated partial thromboplastin time were significantly prolonged.Factor X deficiency was demonstrated to account for the coagulation dysfunction.An M protein peak was shown by serum protein electrophoresis.26.11%of abnormal plasma cells were detected in bone marrow by flow cytometry,expressing CD38,CD138,CD56 and intracellular immunoglobulin Kappa light chain.Bone marrow biopsy also proved the presence of abnormal plasma cells,but Congo red stain was negative.The patient was finally diagnosed with multiple myeloma IgA-κtype.A literature review indicated that factor X deficiency was highly related to amyloidosis.Before bleeding signs,the patient had cardiac arrhythmia,enlargement of the heart,and progressive heart failure;thus,cardiac amyloidosis was suspected.CONCLUSION Bleeding related to coagulation dysfunction is uncommon in multiple myeloma,especially as the initial manifestation.Amyloidosis is a well-recognized cause of isolated acquired factor X deficiency.