Table 4.
Year | Product | Anti-inflammatory therapeutic agents | Administration methods | Outcome | Reference |
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2022 | Celecoxib-loaded chitosan hydrogel | Celecoxib | In situ injection | Thermosensitive injectable; anti-inflammatory and pain-relieving | [252] |
2012 | Chitosan/PGA nanocarriers with Df loaded within HA hydrogel | Diclofenac (Df) | In situ injection | In situ anti-inflammatory drug delivery system; controlled release by pH changes | [246] |
2021 | ASP-Lip@GelMA | Aspirin | In situ injection | Cover the inflammatory cycle after intervertebral disc surgery to inhibit inflammatory factor expression and attenuate the release of HMGB1. | [247] |
2022 | Hydrogel loaded with curcumin and miRNA | Anti-inflammatory curcumin and a cholesterol-modified miRNA-21 inhibitor | In situ injection | Inflammation-responsive sustained release of Antagomir-21 promoted ECM regeneration of NPCs by promoting autophagy activation. Promote the polarization of macrophages to M2 phenotypes. |
[249] |
2018 | FibGen with CHS and infliximab | Infliximab, an anti-TNF-α drug | In situ injection | Reduce the levels of pro-inflammatory cytokines. Control the release rate of infliximab in FibGen by adjusting the drug loaded. | [98] |
2021 | dECM@exo | ADSCs exosomes | In situ injection | Inhibits the pyroptosis of NPCs. | [251] |
Regulates inflammatory complexes and metalloproteinases. | |||||
2022 | AEs/SF cryogel | AF cell-derived exosomes | In situ injection | Anti-inflammatory and antioxidant stress. | [253] |
Cell recruitment and regulating fibrocartilage differentiation abilities. Promoting the polarization of macrophages from the M1 to M2 phenotype | |||||
2018 | PCLA–PEG–PCLA hydrogel with celecoxib | Celecoxib | In situ injection | Thermoresponsive. | [71,73] |
Reduction of back pain. | |||||
Anti-inflammation | |||||
2015 | CXB-loaded pNIPAAM MgFe-LDH hydrogel | Celecoxib | In situ injection | Controlled release of CXB resulting in suppressed PGE2 levels for 28 days; Anti-inflammation | [254] |
2019 | Rapa@Gel | ROS-scavenging scaffold with rapamycin | In situ injection | Scaffold reduces inflammatory responses. | [255] |
Increase in the percentage of M2-like macrophages | |||||
2013 | FA–G/C/GP hydrogel | FA, a member of the polyphenol family | In situ injection | Inhibit IκB kinase activity and down-regulate pro-inflammatory gene Reduce inflammation caused by oxidative stress. |
[258] |
Inhibit the apoptosis of H2O2-induced oxidative stress NP cells. | |||||
Down-regulation of MMP-3, up-regulation of aggrecan and collagen-II. | |||||
2023 | OPF/SMA hydrogel with PLGA microspheres containing IL-4 and kartogenin | IL-4, kartogenin | In situ injection | Induced macrophages to transition from the M1 to M2 phenotype. | [257] |
Promoted cell proliferation and improved cell viability. | |||||
Reduced levels of MMP13 expression | |||||
2021 | TGF-β3-loaded graphene oxide peptide hybrid hydrogels | TGF-β3, graphene oxide - self-assembling peptide | In situ injection | Upregulation of NP-specific genes. | [264] |
Direct NP cell fate and function. | |||||
Early reversal of IVDD. | |||||
2022 | Cur@PLA NPs in lginate/gelatin hydrogel | Curcumin | In situ injection | Curcumin-mediated autophagy to relieve IVDD. | [265] |
Reduces pro-inflammatory cytokines IL-1, IL-6, and IL-8. | |||||
2023 | HA/CS hydrogels | Phenylboronic acid-modified CS (CS-PBA) | In situ injection | pH-responsive | [263] |
Inhibit inflammatory cytokine expression and maintain anabolic/catabolic balance. | |||||
2022 | RTNPs/F127 hydrogels | Immunomodulatory and TNF-α inhibitor-thalidomide selective JAK1/2 inhibitor-ruxolitinib | In situ injection | Protective effects on NP cell apoptosis. | [239] |
Inhibition of inflammation responses of NPCs and degradation of ECM | |||||
2023 | GelMA/HAMA hydrogel with mesoporous silica nanoparticles and TGF-β3 | Mesoporous silica nanoparticles, TGF-β3 | In situ injection | Eliminate ROS and induce anti-inflammatory M2 type. | [261] |
Macrophage polarization. | |||||
TGF-β3 recruits AF cells and promotes ECM secretion. | |||||
2022 | siSTING@HPgel | siSTING to intervene in the abnormal STING signal | In situ injection | PAMAM formed complexes with siRNA to promote siRNA transfection. | [259] |
Injectable and self-healing hydrogel efficiently and steadily silenced STING expression in NP cells. | |||||
Significantly eased IVDD inflammation and slowed IVDD | |||||
2023 | GelMA/HAMA/MSNs modified by ceria and TGF-β3 | Ceria TGF-β3 | In situ injection | Eliminate ROS and induce anti-inflammatory M2-type macrophages. | [261] |
Recruit AF cells and promote ECM secretion. | |||||
2019 | Fibrin hydrogels with EW2871 | EW2871, a macrophage recruitment agent | In situ injection | Promotes recruitment of anti-inflammatory macrophages. | [262] |
2023 | Hydrogel laden with PRP and SIM nano micelles | Simvastatin and platelet-rich plasma | In situ injection | Excellent biocompatibility and slow biodegradability, anti-inflammatory effects and high mechanical characteristics | [266] |
2020 | WJ-MSCs-loaded HAMC | Wharton's Jelly-derived MSCs | In situ injection | Overall decrease in inflammation of the disc. | [267] |
Attenuation of the activation of iNOS, MMP-13, ADAMTS4, and COX-2, and significant up-regulation of ECM | |||||
2014 | Hydrogel with MSCs | Porcine MSCs | In situ injection | Persistence of metabolically active pMSC after 3 d in vivo | [268] |
2021 | HyPRP/HA/BTX hydrogel loaded with MSCs | HyPRP | In situ injection | PRP induces resident cells to synthesize additional biological factors. | [267] |
Exerts an anti-inflammatory effect via the NF-κB pathway. | |||||
2018 | Genipin-crosslinked hydrogel with ADSCs | Genipin, MSCs | In situ injection | ADSCs differentiate into an NP-like phenotype and increase ECM. | [269] |
Partly regenerate the degenerated NP. | |||||
Genipin exerts anti-inflammatory effects. |