Characteristics

• Maintain enough period for bone regeneration
  (Appropriate resorption time: 4-6 months)
• Optimized natural structure leads to rare dehiscence
• Highest tensile strength compared to other membranes
• Excellent prevention of epithelial cell migration
• Easy to handle

Superior Structure as Membrane

• The anatomical structure of the peritoneum is denser than other collagen membranes (e.g., pericardium), resulting in a smaller pore size per unit volume.
• This density makes it more effective as a membrane against soft tissue penetration and movement, preventing soft tissue from growing into the bone graft space.
• The dense collagen fiber layer and small pore structures provide an optimal integration environment with surrounding soft tissue, leading to a lower chance of membrane exposure.