Association of Amniotic Membrane Integrity Upon Antibiotic Treatment on Wound Healing

Abstract

Introduction: Wound healing is a complex natural process involving numerous mediators following tissue injury. In countries like India, where there is a high prevalence of both acute and chronic wounds, healing chronic wounds presents a significant challenge. Recently, amniotic membranes have become widely used in complex wound healing due to their rich collagen bundles, which contribute to the integrity of the membrane. The richness of collagen bundles may be impacted by the antibiotics used during processing and transportation of the samples. Objectives: This study focuses on the possibility of using amniotic and amnio-chorionic membranes for chronic wound healing without antibiotic treatment. It analyzes the integrity of the membranes with and without antibiotic treatment. Methods: Four sample groups were selected for this study, as shown in Table I, using amniotic and amnio-chorionic membranes. The samples were processed both with and without antibiotics. Results: The presence of rich collagen bundles was analyzed using a universal testing machine to assess membrane integrity. The amniotic and amnio-chorionic membranes processed without antibiotics demonstrated good membrane integrity. Conclusion: High membrane integrity suggests a rich presence of collagen bundles, which leads to faster and higher-quality wound healing.

Keywords: Amniotic Membrane, Collagen Bundle, Universal Testing Machine

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Chandran, H., Praba, M., & Chinnappan, V. (2026). Association of Amniotic Membrane Integrity Upon Antibiotic Treatment on Wound Healing. International Journal of Advancement in Life Sciences Research, 9(1), 61-71. https://doi.org/https://doi.org/10.31632/ijalsr.2026.v09i01.004