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AmnioK

NextGen | ReGen Healing

Questions about amnioK? Watch the video below and find out if amnioK is right for your practice and your patients.

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DO I HAVE NK PATIENTS?

The answer is most likely, YES. NK is frequently present, but often missed.

HOW DO I KNOW?

Patients treated for dry eye aren’t responding. Additionally, patients may present with keratitis with a neurotrophic component.

WHAT HEALS NK?

Nerve growth factors are extremely important for healing NK, and currently, there are only two available treatments: Oxervate and AMT.

Oxervate requires FREQUENT DOSING for SEVERAL WEEKS.

AMT, on the other hand, usually has a SHORT DURATION with an EASY-TO-FOLLOW eye drop regimen.

WHAT CAN I EXPECT AFTER TREATING PATIENTS WITH amnioK?

Proactive ocular surface management is a key to long-term success, however regression can occur, resulting in reoccurrence and flare-ups. aminioK can be SAFELY REPEATED if needed.

IS amnioK REIMBURSEABLE?

Yes. The national average reimbursement is more than $1,400 per eye with relatively low COG.

What ARE aminioK BEST PRACTICES?

  • Don’t separately bill for BCL.
  • Remember to check the AC first.
  • Remember to support adequate oxygen delivery to reduce the risk of infection.
I WANT amnioK. HOW DO I ORDER?

Use our order form or call (877)7-AmnioK and place your order, today.

AmnioK IFU

  • Maintain allograft in a dry environment at room temperature
  • (18°C/64°F to 34°C/93°F)
  • No refrigeration is necessary
  • Apply dry or wet to ocular surface
  • Apply either graft surface to the wound site; Symmetric design removes stromal layer/epithelial layer facing requirements
  • Graft may be manipulated in place and/or repositioned during surgery

Preparation and Application

  1. Open the product package and remove peel-pouch containing the amnion graft.
  2. Open outer pouch and place inner pouch onto the sterile field.
  3. Wait to open inner package until ready to place graft onto wound site.
  4. Before Application peel open or trim through inner pouch to expose the graft.
  5. Remove graft using sterile gloves or smooth tip forceps.
  6. Apply the graft over the intended site.
  7. If necessary, a graft may be hydrated prior to applying to the surgical site
  8. Sutures or adhesives may be used if necessary.