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Collagen biomembrane refers to a medical device or implant made from processed collagen, typically derived from animal (bovine, porcine) or marine sources. These membranes are used as biocompatible scaffolds in various biomedical applications due to their low immunogenicity and excellent biodegradability. Collagen biomembranes serve as physical barriers or scaffolds that promote tissue regeneration by supporting cell attachment and growth while gradually degrading and being replaced by native tissue. They are widely used in dental surgery (as guided tissue/bone regeneration membranes), orthopedics (for cartilage and tendon repair), wound care (as dressings for burns and ulcers), plastic surgery, cardiovascular grafts, and drug delivery systems. The mechanism of action is primarily structural support for cellular ingrowth and modulation of the healing environment[1][2][3][4][5].
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