Heidi Hsueh

Orthomimetics brings a new dimension to the treatment of joints damaged through sport or other orthopaedic trauma. Its heritage is a trans-Atlantic collaboration between two world-leading academic institutions, the University of Cambridge and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), who have each contributed 30 years of experience to the repair of bone and soft tissues respectively. The harnessing of their expertise into viable therapeutic medical products is the foundation of Orthomimetics.

Orthomimetics brings a new dimension to the treatment of joints damaged through sport or other orthopaedic trauma. Its heritage is a trans-Atlantic collaboration between two world-leading academic institutions, the University of Cambridge and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), who have each contributed 30 years of experience to the repair of bone and soft tissues respectively. The harnessing of their expertise into viable therapeutic medical products is the foundation of Orthomimetics.

Orthomimetics brings a new dimension to the treatment of joints damaged through sport or other orthopaedic trauma. Its heritage is a trans-Atlantic collaboration between two world-leading academic institutions, the University of Cambridge and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), who have each contributed 30 years of experience to the repair of bone and soft tissues respectively. The harnessing of their expertise into viable therapeutic medical products is the foundation of Orthomimetics.

Orthomimetics brings a new dimension to the treatment of joints damaged through sport or other orthopaedic trauma. Its heritage is a trans-Atlantic collaboration between two world-leading academic institutions, the University of Cambridge and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), who have each contributed 30 years of experience to the repair of bone and soft tissues respectively. The harnessing of their expertise into viable therapeutic medical products is the foundation of Orthomimetics.

Orthomimetics brings a new dimension to the treatment of joints damaged through sport or other orthopaedic trauma. Its heritage is a trans-Atlantic collaboration between two world-leading academic institutions, the University of Cambridge and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), who have each contributed 30 years of experience to the repair of bone and soft tissues respectively. The harnessing of their expertise into viable therapeutic medical products is the foundation of Orthomimetics.