Orthocell
Orthocell is dedicated to developing regenerative medicine therapies that support the body's own repair mechanisms. They focus on innovative solutions for nerve repair, tissue regeneration, and complex injuries, with a strong emphasis on commercializing life-changing products. The company is ASX-listed, with a history of high growth potential and a global presence, including regulatory approvals and a broad distributor network. Their mission is to redefine nerve repair and advance regenerative medicine to improve patient outcomes worldwide.
Industries
Nr. of Employees
small (1-50)
Orthocell
Melville, Western Australia, Australia, Oceania
Products
Remplir
Implantable nerve repair device designed to support peripheral nerve regeneration and improve functional recovery compared to standard suture techniques.
Remplir
Implantable nerve repair device designed to support peripheral nerve regeneration and improve functional recovery compared to standard suture techniques.
Services
Practitioner engagement and clinical adoption support
Partnerships with healthcare professionals, provision of surgical support and professional education to facilitate adoption of regenerative-medicine devices.
Commercial distribution and market access management
Establishment and coordination of regional distributor networks and market rollouts for medical devices.
Practitioner engagement and clinical adoption support
Partnerships with healthcare professionals, provision of surgical support and professional education to facilitate adoption of regenerative-medicine devices.
Commercial distribution and market access management
Establishment and coordination of regional distributor networks and market rollouts for medical devices.
Expertise Areas
- Regenerative medicine
- Peripheral nerve repair and reconstruction
- Biomaterial scaffold engineering
- Medical device development and commercialization
Key Technologies
- Collagen-based scaffold biomaterials
- Implantable nerve repair conduits
- Tissue-engineering scaffold design
- Clinical study methodologies for device evaluation