Marpe Exports 'MTS' to Indonesia’s Lamina Pain & Spine Center and Completes Clinical Training
- Strengthening competitiveness of rehabilitation and alignment solutions in the Indonesian market
- Transferring advanced manual therapy techniques using MTS to local medical professionals
Marpe, a leading specialist in rehabilitation medical devices, announced that it has successfully exported its flagship solution, the MTS (Manual Therapy System), to Indonesia’s prestigious Lamina Pain & Spine Center and completed professional technical training for local medical staff.


This export is significant as it demonstrates that Marpe's proprietary rehabilitation solutions have been recognized for their clinical value within the specialized medical system of Indonesia, a key market in Southeast Asia. As a premier institution leading the field of spinal and pain treatment in Indonesia, Lamina Pain & Spine Center plans to use the MTS to provide patients with more precise and systematic manual therapy and rehabilitation services.

Marpe’s MTS (Manual Therapy System) is designed to correct body imbalances and address the root causes of musculoskeletal disorders. In particular, it utilizes precise mechanical principles integrated with sling therapy, allowing therapists to maximize treatment effectiveness and customized exercises for patients while minimizing physical strain on the practitioner.
Moving beyond a simple equipment export, Marpe conducted an intensive clinical training program for local physical therapists and medical staff during this visit. The curriculum focused on practical applications, including:
- Advanced MTS equipment operation techniques
- Step-by-step rehabilitation protocols using slings
- Patient-specific customized alignment techniques
"We are delighted to supply the MTS to the Lamina Center, a hub for spinal treatment in Indonesia," said a representative from Marpe. "Using this export and training as a stepping stone, we will continue to promote Korea's advanced rehabilitation technology in global markets, including Indonesia, and provide ongoing technical support so that local patients can experience high-quality rehabilitation services."
Meanwhile, Marpe has been expanding its global network by entering medical institutions in major Southeast Asian countries such as the Philippines. The company plans to further increase its overseas market share through customized solutions and localization strategies targeting global buyers.
Source: Medical News (http://www.bosa.co.kr)
Translated by Marpe Co., Ltd.

