Regenosca
Lausanne, CH · 1 known investors
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Regenosca develops TissueSpan, an absorbable mesh implant that prompts the body to attract and organize its own cells for soft tissue regeneration, reinforcing or replacing damaged tissue. Its initial target application is urethral stricture repair, with potential use across a range of regenerative surgical interventions.
Founders & leadership
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Mattias LarssonCo-Founder and CTOMattias Larsson is the founder of Regenosca, which develops TissueSpan, an absorbable mesh implant designed for soft tissue regeneration. His background centers on regenerative medicine, tissue engineering, and medical device development.
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Eva-Maria BaletCEO and Co-FounderEva-Maria Balet is CEO and co-founder of Regenosca, which develops absorbable collagen scaffolds for soft tissue regeneration. She holds an MBA and has a background in biotechnology.
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Eva-MariaFounder
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Frequently asked questions
- What does Regenosca do?
- Regenosca develops TissueSpan, an absorbable mesh implant that prompts the body to attract and organize its own cells for soft tissue regeneration, reinforcing or replacing damaged tissue. Its initial target application is urethral stricture repair, with potential use across a range of regenerative surgical interventions.
- Who founded Regenosca?
- Regenosca was founded by Mattias Larsson, Eva-Maria Balet.
- Who are Regenosca's investors?
- Regenosca's investors include SICTIC.
- Where is Regenosca headquartered?
- Regenosca is headquartered in Lausanne, CH.



