Patient-oriented research

We aim at improving quality of life of millions of patients.

500 million people worldwide suffer from symptomatic osteoarthritis. Tendinopathies and ostearthritis (OA) are extremely common and have a direct impact in millions of people’s quality of life. Athletes, elderly and women are amongst the most affected.

IMPACT

In patients' lifes

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Frequent joint pain often associated to deformation of the bones and muscle contractures.

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Loss of mobility and autonomy which leads to great psycological wear.
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Long-term postoperative rehabilitation.

A common and eroding health problem

%

athletes
exposed to progressive joint degeneration

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world population
over 60 affected by ostearthritis

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tendon-related
procedures annually worldwide

Filling a critical gap
in treatment

To date, non of existing surgical and non-surgical treatments provide with a full recovery of strength and functionality of the damaged tissue.

Seeking better and faster healing

We work for providing all patients with a new regenerative therapy for articular, tendinous or ligament diseases of weight-bearing joints.

↑ 10- %

Ankle joints
functionality recovery ratios

%

Reduction of recovery time

3 STEPS TOWARDS

Patients' recovery

1

Decrease postoperative inflammatory response and risk of implant rejection

2

Mimic joint tissues properties and resist high forces quickly after implantation

3

 Consolidate the integration of the graft to the native tissue

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This project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020
research and innovation framework programme under the Grant Agreement #952981