Orthocell Targets Asian Market Growth with Singapore Debut of Remplir Nerve Repair Device
Orthocell Targets Asian Market Growth with Singapore Debut of Remplir Nerve Repair Device
Orthocell, an Australian leader in regenerative medicine, has taken a significant step into the Asian market, signing an agreement with Device Technologies Asia to distribute its innovative peripheral nerve repair device, Remplir, in Singapore.

This milestone marks Orthocell’s expansion into Singapore following regulatory approval of Remplir, a collagen nerve wrap, manufactured using the proprietary SMRT process to preserve collagen structure, optimise tissue integration, and provide surgeons with an advanced solution for restoring nerve function and improving patients’ quality of life.
Peripheral nerve injuries caused by accidents or trauma affect millions annually, often resulting in pain, numbness, or reduced mobility and repairing these injuries through surgery is a delicate and challenging process, with varying success rates.
Remplir enhances the treatment process by creating a protective, compression-free environment that supports nerve healing, offering patients the possibility of enhanced mobility and independence.
Device Technologies Asia will leverage its strong market presence and continued growth in the Asian market to bring Orthocell’s innovative device to plastic and orthopaedic surgeons in Singapore.
Orthocell CEO and MD Paul Anderson said: “Device Technologies Asia is a leading supplier of innovative medical solutions to hospitals and healthcare professionals throughout Singapore and South East Asia.
“We are delighted to extend our very successful distribution partnership with Device Technologies in Australia and New Zealand into Singapore.
“They have a proven track record in successfully driving the market entry of high-quality products with specialist capabilities and resources, and in the marketing, promotion and distribution of Remplir™.
Nat McLay, Managing Director of Device Technologies Asia: “I am extremely excited to partner with Orthocell to bring their Australian-made range of peripheral nerve repair devices to plastic and orthopaedic surgeons in Singapore. At Device Technologies Asia we believe in investing in innovative technologies as part of a holistic portfolio that provides value to our customers and benefits their patients. We look forward to working with the team at Orthocell to improve patient outcomes across the plastic reconstructive and orthopaedic industry.”