The engineered bladder patch with a three‐layer structure promotes the regeneration and functional recovery of the bladder in a rabbit model
Di Li(State Key Laboratory of Polymer Physics and Chemistry), Shuwei Xiao(Air Force General Hospital PLA), Ziyan An(Chinese PLA General Hospital), Jianye Li(Air Force General Hospital PLA), Jinxuan Zhang(Hubei University of Medicine), Weijun Fu(Chinese PLA General Hospital), Linqing Ji(Air Force General Hospital PLA), Fei Liu(Air Force General Hospital PLA), Yang He(Air Force General Hospital PLA), Zheng Wang(Chinese PLA General Hospital), P H Wang(Hainan General Hospital), Dawei Mu(Air Force General Hospital PLA), Kaipeng Bi(Nankai University)
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