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Embolization, which is a minimally invasive endovascular treatment, is a safe and effective procedure for treating vascular malformations (e.g., aneurysms). Hydrogel microfibers obtained via spatiotemporally controllable in situ photocrosslinking exhibit great potential for embolizing aneurysms. However, this process is challenging because of the absence of biocompatible and morphologically stable...
In article number 2006759, Hyung Joon Cha, Joonwon Kim, and co‐workers develop an optical‐fiber‐integrated microfluidic device that can continuously form hydrogel microfibers via in situ photo‐crosslinking in extreme endovascular environments. The hydrogel microfibers are based on a double‐crosslinked alginate that employs the dityrosine bond. This microfluidic device with hydrogel microfibers is...
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