Compared to prefabricated hydrogels, rapidly in situ curing hydrogels have advantages such as minimally invasive handling and ease of use. They are one of the more promising biomedical materials in recent years and can be directly delivered to the body or body surface through injection or spraying. Additionally, various therapeutic agents (drugs, seed cells, etc.) can be incorporated into the hydrogel precursors as a platform for localized delivery. From a clinical application perspective, sprayable and injectable hydrogels, due to their rapid gelation, portability, versatility, and adaptability to skin defects, have broad application prospects in multiple medical fields, including tissue engineering, regenerative medicine, and postoperative cancer treatment.

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