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Electrical Impedance Spectroscopy (EIS) uses alternating current at varying frequency to measure the impedance of tissue in-vivo. The magnitude of impedance and the dependence on frequency are both functions of the tissue composition. Measuring the impedance of cells across a range of frequencies will generate a spectrum that is characteristic of the biological tissue. Changes in the impedance spectrum can therefore be directly related to changes in the underlying nature of the tissue. Visual indicators of disease can be misleading or non-apparent and so a non-visual method is needed. Using EIS it is possible to differentiate tissue types and detect dysplasia in real time, even when the cell changes cannot be detected optically.  

Amaphase is a form of transdermal delivery technology specifically for the self-care of chronic musculoskeletal conditions, such as osteoarthritis.

Amosdisc’s Amoscalpel is a smartphone based surgical simulation training platform that interactively mentors orthopaedic surgeons and scrub staff of all grades, enabling trainees to gain safe, clinical practice that encourages a more effective surgical service.