RCM6 Resorbable Collagen Membrane
  • Fully resorbable with a resorption time of up to 6 months (1)
  • Easy to handle, trim to fit and place (either side up or down)
  • Guides healing and regeneration of bone and surrounding tissue
  • Unique fiber orientation provides high tensile strength for in situ stability of membrane
  • Cell occlusive, designed to retard and/or prevent epithelium down growth

RCM6 Resorbable Collagen Membrane allows you to guide healing and regeneration of bone and surrounding tissue within your time frame. RCM6 is intended to aid in the wound healing process within oral surgical procedures, such as: dental implants, bone defects, periodontal defects and ridge augmentations. When used in conjunction with a bone grafting particulate, RCM6 can help mitigate the migration of the particulate from the surgical site. RCM6 is packaged sterile, non-pyrogenic, and for single use. Its resorbability eliminates the need for surgical removal.

Features
  • White, non-friable membrane matrix engineered from highly purified Type I Collagen
  • Fully resorbable with a resorption time of up to 6 months (1)
  • Guides healing and regeneration of bone and surrounding tissue
  • Unique fiber orientation provides high tensile strength for in situ stability of membrane
  • Cell occlusive, designed to retard and/or prevent epithelium down growth
Advantages
  • Long resorption time, for sustained function in bone repair
  • High mechanical strength for membrane stabilization
  • Each piece can be easily trimmed during surgery for a final fit
  • May be placed with either side against the tissue or bone
Typical Uses
  • Ridge augmentation
  • Bone regeneration around implants
  • Sinus lift
  • Periodontal defects
  • Apical root resection
  • Extraction sites
Resorption Comparison *

RCM6 is a registered trademark of ACE Surgical.

BioMend® Extend is a registered trademarks of Zimmer Dental.

Bio-Gide® is a registered trademark of ED. GEISTLICH SOHINE AG.

Footnote References:

(1 )D.Yuen, J. Ulreich, G. Zuclich, H-B. Lin and S-T Li “Prediction of In Vivo Stability of a Resorbable, Reconstituted Type I Collagen Membrane by In Vitro Methods.” 2000 Society for Biomaterials - Sixth World Congress.

(2) Reported from the product’s Instructions for Use.

(3) RCM6 Data on file

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