Diabetic wound is one of the chronic wounds that is difficult to heal, and effective treatment of it still confronts a great challenge. Monitoring the variation of diabetic wound microenvironment (such as hydrogen peroxide (H O )) can understand the wound state and guide the wound management. Herein, a multifunctional hydrogel with the abilities of monitoring the H O concentration, alleviating oxidative stress and promoting wound healing is developed, which is prepared by encapsulating manganese-containing bioactive glass (MnBG) and CePO :Tb in biocompatible gelatin methacryloyl (GelMA) hydrogel (CPT-MnBG-Gel). On the one hand, the H O -dependent fluorescence quenching effect of the CePO :Tb contributes to visible monitoring of the H O concentration of wounds via smartphone imaging, and the CPT-MnBG-Gel hydrogel can effectively monitor the H O level of 10.35-200 µmol L . On the other hand, MnBG can alleviate oxidative stress and promote the proliferation, migration and differentiation of fibroblasts and endothelial cells in vitro owing to the bioactive Mn and Si ions, and in vivo evaluation also demonstrates that the CPT-MnBG-Gel hydrogels can effectively accelerate wound healing. Hence, such multifunctional hydrogel is promising for diabetic wound management and accelerating wound healing.

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