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Perioperative anesthetic considerations and outcomes in Crouzon syndrome: a retrospective analysis of Le Fort III advancement surgery

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By Yue Wei, Lei Wang, Yue Liu, Kunpeng Liu, Lan Yao
| Frontiers
Abstract Objective: Le Fort III osteotomy and advancement in children with Crouzon syndrome represents a crucial therapeutic modality for severe midface hypoplasia. These procedures are highly invasive and associated with significant intraoperative hemorrhage and difficult airway management, posing substantial anesthetic risks.
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A Rapidly Self-Healing Composite Hydrogel with Exceptional Impact Resistance Enabled by Synergistic Noncovalent Networks Click to copy article link Article link copied!

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By Caihui Cui, Lan Yao, Songtao Liu
| dx.doi.org
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Mineralized DNA tetrahedron-structured hydrogels: a dual-functional Scaffold for immunomodulation and bone regeneration

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By Lan Yao, Jiafei Sun, Zhiqiang Liu, Jiale Liang, Yun Wang, Ye Chen, Ruiqing Wang, Tao He, Yichen Yang, Yao He, Yunfeng Lin, Taoran Tian
| Nature Verified
Abstract Clinical limitations of autografts and allografts have driven advances in bone tissue engineering. Emerging biomaterials offer tunable mechanical and bio-regenerative properties for bone reconstruction. DNA hydrogels have attracted increasing attention due to their extracellular matrix–like architecture and excellent cargo-loading capacity. However, their rapid degradation and limited immunomodulatory activity have hindered their long-term efficacy in bone regeneration.
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