Inspira Completes Clinical Study for HYLA Blood Sensor, Aiming for Regulatory Approval
ByAinvest
Thursday, Nov 13, 2025 9:02 am ET1min read
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Inspira Technologies has completed a clinical study for its HYLA non-invasive blood sensor, achieving 95-99% accuracy across measured parameters. The company is now entering the final validation and verification stage before regulatory submission. HYLA is designed to monitor blood parameters in real-time without blood draws, enhancing patient safety and clinician decision-making in critical-care environments.
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