Rampart DL Matrix™
Rampart DL Matrix™ consists of two layers of amniotic membrane tissue that work together to deliver growth factors, extracellular matrix proteins, and native biologic elements essential to cellular migration and tissue regeneration. Its dual-layer design offers improved mechanical strength and handling characteristics compared with thinner membranes, making it well suited for a range of clinical wound care applications.
Key Features & Benefits
Dual-Layer Structural Design
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Enhanced support: Two layers increase overall thickness and durability, providing a more substantial barrier and scaffold for the wound bed.
- Better retention: Greater volume of biologic material may support longer persistence in situ compared to single-layer alternatives.
Bioactive Components
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Growth factor delivery: Naturally occurring cytokines and growth factors are inherent to amniotic tissue, helping modulate inflammation and support healing processes.
- Extracellular matrix support: Structural proteins like collagen provide an anchoring matrix that aids cell migration and tissue organization.
Handling & Storage Advantages
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Ready-to-use: Dehydrated format stores at room temperature and requires no special rehydration prior to application.
- Flexible placement: Designed to conform to wound contours; may be trimmed to fit irregular sites.
- Ambient stability: Long shelf life without refrigeration simplifies inventory management.
Ideal Use Cases & Applications
1. Chronic Wound Management
Perfect for challenging, non-healing wounds such as:
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Diabetic foot ulcers
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Venous leg ulcers
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Pressure injuries
These wound types benefit from biologic support when standard therapies have been exhausted.
2. Acute Wounds & Surgical Sites
Dual-layer membranes provide a protective covering that can aid in the healing of:
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Post-operative incisions
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Traumatic lacerations
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Soft tissue defects
3. Tissue Regeneration Support
Acts as a biologic scaffold that can help guide tissue repair by:
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Promoting cellular migration
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Supporting re-epithelialization
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Helping control local inflammation
Biologic membranes like this are widely used in advanced wound care protocols where regeneration and modulation of healing are goals.
Why Dual-Layer Matters
Compared with single-layer membranes, dual-layer allografts like Rampart DL Matrix™ may provide:
- Added mechanical strength, resisting premature breakdown in challenging wound environments.
- Extended presence at the wound site, supporting longer biologic activity.
- Enhanced growth factor reservoir, potentially fostering a more conducive biologic environment for healing.