innovative bio-tech
company
We are an innovative bioengineering company that has been conducting research and development activities in the field of long bone intramedullary implants since 2017. Our team consists of experts and specialists from multiple scientific fields such as orthopedics, mechanics, biomechanics, biomedical and materials engineering.
Our mission is to help people with asymmetry in lower limb length or short stature. In response to their needs, we are launching a medical product, the OrthoNail Hybrid Intramedullary Nail with magneto-mechanical drive. Our solution is designed to help patients with congenital, developmental, post-traumatic or iatrogenic defects. It can also be used in aesthetic medicine. Thanks to the implementation it will be possible to optimize the process of elongating long bones, which will result in faster therapy and patient’s return to normal functioning.
Our team
Dominika Grygier, BEng, PhD, DSc, Associate professor
ceo
She is a specialist in biomedical engineering (electromedical equipment). In her scientific and research work she mainly deals with issues of materials engineering, metallurgy and biomaterials. She is the author and co-author of more than a hundred scientific papers – domestic and foreign, and co-author of two patents: “Intravascular coronary stent” (exclusive right number: 210204) and “Intravascular coronary stent” (exclusive right number: 210205). As of April 2019, she is the President of Yuton.
Robert Jastrząbek, phd
ceo / managing partner
Manager with many years of experience in international and Polish medical, biotechnological and pharmaceutical companies. Successfully launches new products through cooperation with Key Opinion Leaders, using traditional and non-standard sales channels based on excellent knowledge of the medical market. Gained experience as Senior R&D Specialist in the project “Innovative in vitro diagnostic tests improving the effectiveness of immunosuppressive treatment with thiopurines” and R&D Manager in the project “Development and testing of a prototype telemedicine assistance system for seniors” in cooperation with NCBiR.
Piotr Kowalewski, Associate professor
Biomedical engineering specialist
A specialist in biomedical engineering. He is a professor at the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering of the Wroclaw University of Technology. He is a graduate of doctoral studies (discipline: Construction and Use of Machines) and master’s studies (direction: Automation and Robotics, specialization: Biomedical Engineering) at the Wroclaw University of Technology. He defended his doctoral thesis in the area of friction modelling in knee joint endoprosthesis.
Jakub Słowiński, Asistant professor
Biomechanics Specialist
A specialist in biomedical engineering. He is a professor at the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering of the Wroclaw University of Technology. He is a graduate of doctoral studies (discipline: Construction and Use of Machines) and master’s studies (direction: Automation and Robotics, specialization: Biomedical Engineering) at the Wroclaw University of Technology. He defended his doctoral thesis in the area of friction modelling in knee joint endoprosthesis.
Paweł Krowicki, Asistant professor
Biomechanics Specialist
Specialist in the field of mechatronics. He is employed as assistant professor in the Department of Laser Technology, Automation and Production Organization at the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering, Wroclaw University of Technology. His professional interests include image analysis and processing (especially medical imaging), navigation systems used in medicine and embedded systems. He has gained scientific experience in Poland and abroad. Principal investigator of the Ministry of Science and Higher Education grant (no. R13 0012 04/2008) titled: “Development of a system for planning and support of medical imaging. “Development of a system for planning and supporting surgical procedures using computer navigation and medical imaging methods”.
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