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Inspira™ Signs Agreement Expansion with Innovimed for Clinical Trials of INSPIRA™ ART Respiratory Medical Devices

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Inspira™ Technologies OXY B.H.N. Ltd. (Nasdaq: IINN) (Nasdaq: IINNW) (the “Company” or “Inspira”), a company dedicated to advancing acute respiratory care by enabling breathing without lungs, announced today that it has signed a further Service Agreement to supplement its previously announced Strategic Agreement with Innovimed Sp. z o.o (“Innovimed“) for planned clinical trials (clinical pilot studies) of the INSPIRA™ ART medical devices.

The extended agreement covers any European country. The company to-date have signed summary distribution agreements with Innovimed in Poland, Czech Republic and Slovakia, subject to completion of product development and regulatory approval, potentially generating over $130 million in revenues for the Company over seven years.

The Company medical devices are aimed at significantly reducing mortality rates and the risk of coma, bacterial infections, and other related risks that are prevalent in legacy invasive mechanical ventilation systems used today in twenty million patients every year.

Inspira CEO, Dagi Ben-Noon said: “We believe that this agreement is a strong move towards making Inspira’s technology well-recognized in the European Union ahead of future commercialization of the systems.”

 

 

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