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Rheumatoid arthritis (RA) is an autoimmune disease that progresses from inflammation to cartilage destruction. Inspired by the similar characteristics of inflammatory granulation tissue to those of tumors, the newly emerged tumor therapy called thermochemotherapy is proposed to treat RA. Meanwhile, the repair of cartilage injury via tissue engineering is paid attention simultaneously. A first‐line...
Thermochemotherapy
In article number 2104131, Jun Lin, Xiaodan Sun, and co‐workers innovatively introduce tumor therapy into RA treatment, inspired by the similarity between RA and tumors. Interestingly, the combination of thermochemotherapy and tissue engineering is successfully used to remove inflammation and regenerate RA‐induced cartilage defects. Importantly, this work may pave the way for more...
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