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SHELTER is a pericardium membrane of bovine origin and, thanks to the innovative Pericross decellularization system, the three-dimensional structure of collagen is maintained.
The multidirectional composition of the pericardial collagen fibers allows for greater stability and protection to the graft site.
At UBGEN we have developed two types of membranes:
SHELTER Fast and SHELTER Slow are occlusive to the passage of cells. They are designed to promote osteoblastic and periodontal ligament cells proliferation, protecting the site from soft tissue colonization; stable and resistant to traction they are easy and manageable in positioning.
Table 1 - The cross-linking process of the Slow membrane allows the latter to be reabsorbed in a longer period of time (3-6 months) than the Fast; this is due to the greater number of intramolecular bonds between the collagen fibrils which confers a certain porosity after dehydration.
Table 2 - The stress-strain curves show a characteristic trend of collagenic materials and this confirms the fact that UBGEN production processes keep the structure of the collagen fibrils and other components such as elastin intact.
COMPUTERIZED MICROTOMOGRAPHY SHELTER MEMBRANE
The mechanical traction tests confirm that the Pericross production process maintains the exceptional resistance qualities of the intertwined collagen fibers and guarantees the natural three-dimensional structure of the material together with the chemotactic ability to attract fibroblasts.
SHELTER Fast is the bovine pericardium membrane capable of resorbing quickly, 4-5 weeks.
The following surgical applications refer to both SHELTER FAST and SHELTER SLOW.
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