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Protecting Brain and
Vital Organ Health
in Neonates and Infants Worldwide
A Summary of
Challenges
Just 5 minutes
of inadequate oxygenation are enough to cause permanent brain damage.
46% of survivors
of severe prematurity suffer from life-long consequences.
At OxyPrem, we provide precise and accurate brain oxygen monitoring, so that medical teams can react before damage occurs.
Latest News
OxyPrem at the Littler DACH Conference 2025
July 2025
Our CEO, Alexander Nitsch, was a Panelist at the Littler DACH Conference 2025 in Zurich.
A big thank you to Littler Switzerland for organising the event.
OxyPrem NOAH roadshows have started!
August 2025
The OxyPrem NOAH roadshows have started, with first visits to hospitals in Switzerland, Poland, Austria, and the UK already completed (and more underway!).
Contact us if you’re interested in a live demonstration of the NOAH Tissue Oximeter System, either virtually or on-site in your NICU! Next destinations include Spain, Greece, the Netherlands, Belgium, Denmark, Germany, and return visits to the UK and Poland.
Our Mission
Our non-invasive sensors offer real-time insight into tissue oxygen levels. This enables early intervention to prevent brain and other organ damage.
We are proud of our supporters
Long-standing wish
A next-generation device for high-technology tissue oximetry has been a long-standing request by the clinical community.
Fragile patients
Premature children belong to the most vulnerable patient groups and require extra careful handling and treatment.
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