Medical technology company Neola Medical AB (NASDAQ First North Growth Market:NEOLA) said on Tuesday that it has been granted a US patent for its disposable probes used with the Neola medical device.
The advanced light and detector probes enable continuous lung monitoring of preterm infants, with two sets required daily to monitor both lungs, forming the basis of Neola Medical's recurring revenue model.
The US patent complements an already granted European patent, with a corresponding application pending in China.
CEO Hanna Sjöström highlighted that this patent strengthens the company's competitive position in its key market and safeguards its unique optical design.
The granted patent, part of the family 'A light diffuser and a method for assembling the same', protects the technology enabling uniform, diffuse light distribution from the dermal emitter probe. This design is critical for safe, non-invasive, and continuous lung monitoring using optical spectroscopy.
Roivant to announce Q3 2026 financial results
Avacta secures FDA clearance for second pre|CISION oncology programme
OncoHost receives BIG Innovation Award in Health category
Summit Therapeutics and GSK form collaboration to study ivonescimab combination therapy
Summit Therapeutics submits FDA application for ivonescimab in EGFR-mutated lung cancer
Antin to acquire clinical trial equipment provider Emsere
Merck completes acquisition of Cidara Therapeutics for USD9.2bn
Bambusa Therapeutics reports first patient dosed in proof-of-concept COPD trial
Kelun-Biotech lung cancer drug granted Breakthrough Therapy Designation in China
INOVIO's INO-3107 Biologics License Application accepted by US FDA
Sanofi and Regeneron's Dupixent gains Japan approval for paediatric asthma patients aged 6 to 11
Aqualung Therapeutics' Phase 2a lung fibrosis study approved by US FDA