Inspira Technologies Validates HYLA Blood Sensor With 94% Accuracy for pCO₂ Measurement

Reuters02-03 22:22
Inspira Technologies Validates HYLA Blood Sensor With 94% Accuracy for pCO₂ Measurement

Inspira Technologies OXY BHN Ltd. has announced the successful validation of its Next-Generation Standalone HYLA™ System in advanced blood lab testing. The new system, designed to operate independently of the company’s respiratory support devices, achieved 94.2% accuracy in the continuous optical measurement of blood partial pressure of carbon dioxide (pCO₂), meeting clinical standards. The results mark a strategic shift as the company targets the global heart-lung surgery market with a standalone blood sensor compatible with existing operating room and ICU workflows. The company is preparing for a planned U.S. FDA regulatory submission process in 2026. The results have been validated in the company’s labs and have not yet been presented at a scientific conference or published.

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