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HCT/P Tissue Allografts Supplier- Ponya Therapeutics

Maono for Ophthalmic Care

Intended Use

Amniotic membrane is widely utilized in ophthalmology as protective covering for ocular surfaces following surgical procedures and injury. When applied as a protective covering, it helps shield the affected area while maintaining a hydrated environment and may reduce discomfort.

Product Features

Available Sizes

SIZE
REF.
5mm
OD05SL, OD05DL
8mm
OD08SL, OD08DL
10mm
OD10SL, OD10DL
12mm
OD12SL, OD12DL
1x1
AM11SL, AM11DL
2x2
AM22SL, AM22DL

Storage

Store at 0–37°C. No refrigeration is necessary. Do not freeze.

Packaging

Each Maono graft is individually packaged in a sterile dual-pouch barrier system and labeled with a unique lot number, expiration date, product description, and graft size.

Ocular Surface Protection

Human amniotic membrane has long been utilized in ophthalmology as a biologic protective covering for the ocular surface following surgical procedures and ocular injury. Its native extracellular matrix forms a thin, conformable barrier that helps protect delicate ocular tissues while maintaining a moist environment that supports the body’s natural healing process. The membrane’s transparency and flexibility make it well suited for use on the complex anatomy of the eye.

Common applications include:

  • Corneal and conjunctival surface protection
  • Ocular surface reconstruction
  • Pterygium surgery
  • Persistent epithelial defects
  • Management of ocular trauma

Supporting Ocular Healing

The ocular surface is highly sensitive and requires a stable, hydrated environment for optimal healing. Human amniotic membrane serves as a biologic protective covering that helps shield the affected area from external irritation while maintaining tissue hydration. Its naturally derived extracellular matrix provides a supportive environment that clinicians have utilized for decades in a variety of ophthalmic procedures.

Potential applications include:

  • Corneal epithelial defects
  • Chemical and thermal ocular injuries
  • Conjunctival repair
  • Post-operative ocular surface management
  • Limbal stem cell procedures