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Wound Covering dual layer amniotic patch designed for ease of use.
Why Amniotic Tissue?
Human amniotic membrane has been used to treat a variety of wounds for over 100 years. Research has shown that placental tissues can promote angiogenesis and new tissue formation, reduce scar tissue formation, modulate inflammation and pain and may have anti-microbial effects
The amnion membrane is composed of:
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Collagen, elastin, fibronectin and proteoglycans that provide a three-dimensional architecture to promote reconstruction of damaged tissue
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Regenerative growth factors, such as PDGF, VEGF, TGF-ß, FGF and IGF, as well as other proteins, anti-inflammatory cytokines and peptides that promote tissue repair
Why Zenith Amniotic Membrane Allograft?
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Zenith Amniotic Membrane is a human allograft comprised of amniotic membrane, the innermost layer of the placenta which nourished and maintains an unborn child.
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Used to cover wounds in vivo, it creates a biological and physical overlay to support native tissues and protect the wound.
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The allograft is available in various sizes, can be trimmed to fit, and easily molds and conforms to the wound, and helps provide an environment to repair, reconstruct, and replace tissue
Easy to Use
The allograft is available in various sizes, can be trimmed to fit, and easily molds and conforms to the wound, and helps provide an environment to repair, reconstruct, and replace tissue
Flexible
Stores dry at room temperature with no need for refrigeration. Product remains safe and effective up to 5 years from date of manufacturing
Safe
Amniotic tissue is collected from the placenta of pre-screened, consenting donors after delivery of a full-term live birth through elective Cesarean section
Reimbursable
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BENEFITS OF AMNIOTIC MEMBRANE
Incredibly versatile wound covering for patients with:
Diabetic Foot Ulcers- Pressure Ulcers- Venous Ulcers- Chronic wounds- Traumatic Wounds - Dermatological Wounds- Surgical Wounds- Arterial Ulcers- Burns