Symbios Orthopédie

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Symbios Orthopédie, a Swiss medical technology company founded in 1989, specializes in personalized orthopedic implants for the hip and knee. With a vision to design and manufacture customized implants tailored to each patient's anatomy, Symbios has been a pioneer in individualized implant technology for over 30 years. By leveraging 3D medical imaging software, the company creates implants that perfectly fit each patient, aiming to enhance mobility and satisfaction. Symbios' innovative approach not only provides better-fitting products but also revolutionizes the orthopedic supply chain by significantly reducing stock and instruments for healthcare facilities. With a strong focus on efficiency and cost reduction in healthcare, Symbios aims to improve healthcare quality while addressing the growing concerns related to healthcare costs and demographics.

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