Zmatrix™ es una membrana reabsorbible de colágeno porcino nativo, es decir no reticulado (no cross-linked), procedente del peritoneo. Debido a su origen tisular (colágeno natural), Zmatrix™ es muy flexible y maleable, especialmente diseñada para cubrir el defecto sin adherirse sobre sí misma ni adherirse al instrumental, facilitando mucho su manejabilidad.
Cabe destacar que es una membrana que se reabsorbe en aproximadamente 3-4 meses, muy suave y con una gran elasticidad que la convierte en la opción ideal para la técnica salchicha o cualquier otra técnica que requiera estirar la membrana.
En su proceso de fabricación se toma especial precaución para preservar completamente componentes extracelulares como son: laminina, elastina, fibronectina y glucosaaminoglucanos*.
Además de la membrana reabsorbible ZMatrix™, podría interesarte conocer la gama de membranas, mallas y matrices también disponible en Salugraft Dental.
Salugraft Dental es el distribuidor oficial y exclusivo de este producto, fabricado por Osteogenics Biomedical.
ZMatrix™ es un producto aprobado por:
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