Wound Care & Hardware Distributors What are amniotic membranes?

The innermost layer of the placenta nourishes and maintains an unborn child.
It comprises regenerative molecules shown to help the body heal, which means a faster and less painful recovery.

The amniotic fluid contains a unique mix of bioactive substances such as collagen, adhesion molecules, and growth factors.

The amniotic membrane has been used to treat several disorders for decades, including the repair of cartilage, menisci, joint injuries, and more.

Amniotic tissue has reported anti-inflammatory, anti-bacterial, and anti-fibrotic properties.

Amniotic tissues are also thought to have “immune privilege,” reducing the risk of an adverse immune reaction.