Halonen S, Kari J, Tammela O, Kronström K, Eskola V (2017) Accurate detection of cerebrospinal fluid from the tip of the IQ-Needle™ in pediatric lumbar puncture – preliminary results of clinical study. Abstract and a poster in the 2nd Congress of joint European Neonatal Societies, Venice, Italy 2017.
Research news: A previous champagne tap reduces the probability of traumatic lumbar puncture in the following procedure
Injeq’s Harri Sievänen has publish new interesting findings about the incidence of traumatic lumbar punctures. “According to binary logistic regression, […]
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Injeq IQ-Tip device: Pre-launch in Kuwait
Injeq IQ-Tip was introduced to Kuwaiti doctors in October. Product Line Manager Mr Ahmed Jamous from Mareen Group had a […]
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Voluntary conversion of convertible bonds into shares
In 2023 Injeq Oyj organized a share issue between June 21 and August 28, when the company received capital investment […]
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Digital Healthcare – Matchmaking with hospitals in Vienna
Last week almost 60 Austrian healthcare professionals attended the matchmaking event organised by Business Finland and the Wiener Gesundheitsverbund on […]
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FDA grants breakthrough device designation for Injeq IQ-Tip® smart needle
Injeq is happy to announce that Injeq IQ-Tip device with its indications for use meet the criteria and have been […]
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Breakthrough Device designation granted by FDA
Injeq IQ-Tip system has been granted the Breakthrough Device designation by FDA! The FDA’s Breakthrough Devices Program is designed to […]
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