Diabetic wounds impose enormous distress and financial burden on patients, and finding effective dressings to manage wounds is critical. As a Chinese herbal medicine with a long history of Clinical application, Bletilla striata has significant medicinal effects in the therapy of various wounds. In this study, PLA and the pharmacodynamic substances of Bletilla striata were prepared into fibrous scaffolds by emulsion electrospinning technology for the management of diabetic wounds in mice. The results of scanning electron microscopy showed that the core-shell structure fibre was successfully obtained by emulsion electrospinning. The fibre membrane exhibited excellent water absorption capability and water vapor transmission rate, could inhibit the growth of Staphylococcus aureus and Pseudomonas aeruginosa, had good compatibility, and achieved excellent healing effect on diabetic wounds. Especially in the in vivo wound healing experiment, the wound healing rate of composite fibre membrane treatment reached 98.587 ± 2.149% in 16 days. This work demonstrated the good therapeutic effect of the developed fibrous membrane to diabetic wound, and this membrane could be potentially applied to chronic wound healing.
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