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The amniotic membrane (or amnion) is the innermost layer of the placenta, which lines the amniotic cavity. The membrane itself is made up of a special combination of tissue which makes amnion a unique membrane in the human body. This membrane is comprised of cells that allow it to provide specific functions which aid in healing.
