Inspira™ Technologies Announces First in Human of HYLA™ Blood Sensor in Clinical Study
Inspira Technologies has announced the first-in-human use of its HYLA Blood sensor during open-heart surgery at Sheba Medical Center in Israel. This non-invasive sensor utilizes machine learning to measure key blood parameters in real-time, aiming to enhance patient care during procedures like VV-ECMO and VA-ECMO. The ongoing HYLA clinical study compares the sensor's performance against traditional blood gas analyzers. The company's advanced Augmented Respiration Technology (INSPIRA ART) seeks to improve oxygen saturation levels without invasive ventilation methods. Regulatory approval is still pending for these technologies.
- First-use of HYLA Blood sensor in a clinical setting, marking a significant milestone for Inspira Technologies.
- Potential to revolutionize patient monitoring during critical procedures with real-time, non-invasive measurements.
- The products have not yet been tested or approved by regulatory entities.
- Forward-looking statements indicate uncertainty regarding the clinical study outcomes and the final product.
First use of HYLA in a patient undergoing open-heart surgery at
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The HYLA Blood sensor is a non-invasive optical blood sensor, being developed using machine learning based algorithms to measure blood key parameters, continuously and in real-time during extracorporeal procedures including VV-ECMO, VA-ECMO and open-heart surgery.
The HYLA sensor measurements are designed to alert physicians of sudden changes in a patient's blood key parameters, as well as alert perfusionists of sudden changes in oxygenator performance and blood recirculation.
The HYLA research clinical study is a first in human study designed to compare parameters measured by the non-invasive HYLA sensor to a standard blood gas analyzer that requires blood draw from the patient. The prospective data collection will further support the final product design.
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Inspira Technologies is an innovative medical technology company in the respiratory treatment arena. The Company has developed a breakthrough Augmented Respiration Technology (INSPIRA ART), designed to rebalance patient oxygen saturation levels. This technology potentially allows patients to remain awake during treatment while reducing the need for highly invasive, risky, and costly mechanical ventilation systems that require intubation and medically induced coma. The Company's products have not yet been tested or used in humans and has not been approved by any regulatory entity.
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