Corin exploits orthopaedic niche, playing to informed market group
This article was originally published in Clinica
Executive Summary
Orthopaedic implant developer Corin has developed a niche for itself in targeting the young, active population with hip and knee products that are more usually seen as the province of the older patient. And chairman and founder Peter Gibson told Clinica why he does not feel overpowered in the company of the industry's big hitters. Ashley Yeo reports
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