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![]() The AmbioDry2™ Allograft technology was developed in order to optimize and simplify amniotic membrane transplantation (AMT) for eye surgery. The safety, logistical and surgical advantages with AmbioDry are vast. |
Optimized Surgical Utility
- The free-standing configuration drastically reduces surgical time by eliminating the need for graft separation from nitrocellulose backing/substrate.
- This unique graft can be applied to the surgical site while dry, activated with sterile saline in minutes and then fixated into place.
Surface Orientation Identification
The unique “watermark” impression on the AmbioDry2™ allows for visual identification of the basement and stromal surfaces.
The basement membrane can be easily identified by noting the proper vertical orientation of the “IOP” impression.
Viable and Biostructurally Intact
- The scientifically-based AmbioDry2™ process removes bioburden and potential virulency, but retains the devitalized, cellular components.
- Photomicrograph shows intact epithelial and fibroblast cell components – with dense extracellular matrix.
Ambiodry2™ Amniotic Membrane Allografts
- Each allograft is cleaned, dehydrated and sterilized based upon strict, quality-controlled protocols.
- In its dry state, AmbioDry2™ allografts are translucent, lightweight and thin.
- Nominal thickness: 40 microns.
Safety and Handling
Tissue Safety
All tissue recovered meets stringent specifications related to donor screening and testing. AmbioDry2™ allografts are procured and processed according to standards established by the American Association of Tissue Banks (AATB) and the United States F.D.A and are subject to unyielding high standards to ensure tissue safety.
Tissue Quality
Each allograft is processed, sterilized and packaged with proprietary, device-like methods – to ensure consistent, high quality tissue for transplantation.
Simple Storage and Preparation
AmbioDry2™ Allografts are provided dehydrated for room-temp storage. No freezing or refrigeration required. AmbioDry2™ activates with sterile saline within minutes. No thawing or soaks required.


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Pterygium: Surgical Strategies for Success
Dr. Hovanesian reveals his techniques for successful pterygium surgery. His recommendations include using sutureless fixation of dehydrated amniotic membrane.
Conjunctival Chalasis
Due to the similarity of symptoms, conjunctival chalasis is often misdiagnosed as dry eye. Dr. Hovanesian discusses tips for identifying and treating this condition. Following excision of a small strip of conjunctiva, a piece of AmbioDry amniotic membrane allograft is secured into place.

Surgicial Guides
- Amniotic Membrane Overlay Graft for the Treatment of Bullous Keratopathy
- Amniotic Membrane Transplantation for the Treatment of Corneal Ulcer
- Pterygium Excision with Placement of AmbioDry Amniotic Membrane Graft
- Reconstruction of the Lower Fornix with AmbioDry
- Use of Dehydrated Amniotic Membrane Following Excision of Recurrent Pterygium
White Papers
Case Studies
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| AD-5120 | AmbioDry2 (1.5 x 2 cm.) | Register to See Pricing | |
| AD-5230 | AmbioDry2 (2 x 3 cm.) | Register to See Pricing | |
| AD-5440 | AmbioDry2 (4 x 4 cm.) | Register to See Pricing | |
| AD-5150 | AmbioDry2 15 mm. disk | Register to See Pricing | |
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