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Senzime Secures Strategic Hospital Orders Within Leading US Integrated Healthcare Delivery Network

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Senzime (OTCQX:SNZZF) announced secured contracts to supply TetraGraph systems to hospitals within a major US integrated delivery network, representing a potential scope of more than 150 hospitals. Initial deliveries to a first group of hospitals have begun, positioning this as potentially the company's largest US system-wide agreement to date.

The TetraGraph monitor is presented as supporting compliance with recent ASA and ESAIC guidelines and aims to optimize neuromuscular blockade dosing, reduce complications, and lower anesthesia drug costs.

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  • Contracts secured covering a potential >150 hospitals in a leading US IDN
  • Initial deliveries of TetraGraph systems already commenced to first hospitals
  • Guideline alignment with ASA and ESAIC supports clinical adoption case

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  • No financial terms disclosed for the contracts, limiting revenue visibility
  • No explicit implementation timeline or contracted purchase volumes disclosed

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UPPSALA, SE / ACCESS Newswire / April 9, 2026 / Senzime (STO:SEZI)(OTCQX:SNZZF) - Senzime AB today announced that it has secured strategic contracts to supply hospitals within one of the world's largest integrated healthcare networks (IDN), encompassing a potential of more than 150 hospitals across the United States. The initial phase includes deliveries of TetraGraph systems to a first group of hospitals within the network, marking the beginning of what has the potential to become Senzime's largest system-wide agreement in the US to date.

"This marks another important win for Senzime in the US market as we continue to expand our installed base and lead the technology conversion to safer anesthesia. IDNs play a central role in the US healthcare system, often making centralized purchasing decisions that can extend across hundreds of affiliated hospitals. Adoption is driven not only by patient safety considerations, but also by the need to reduce anesthesia drug costs, minimize complications, and ensure compliance with evolving clinical guidelines," comments Philip Siberg, CEO of Senzime.

Senzime's solutions are used by anesthesiologists in thousands of operating rooms worldwide to enhance patient safety during and after surgery. The TetraGraph® system uses proprietary algorithms and advanced sensors to monitor the electrical activity of patients' muscles during surgery. The monitor helps clinicians optimize dosing of neuromuscular blocking and reversal agents as well as help determine when it is safe to intubate patients and restore spontaneous breathing after surgery.

TetraGraph is designed to support compliance with recent clinical guidelines published by anesthesiology societies, including the American Society of Anesthesiologists (ASA) and European Society of Anaesthesiology and Intensive Care (ESAIC).

For further information, please contact:

Philip Siberg, CEO of Senzime AB
Phone: +46 (0) 707 90 67 34, e-mail: philip.siberg@senzime.com

About Senzime

Senzime is a leading medical device company at the forefront of a changing healthcare market, driven by new clinical guidelines and emerging technologies. Established in 1999, Senzime develops and markets precision-based monitoring systems that improve outcomes, reduce costs, and advance perioperative patient safety. The flagship solution is the TetraGraph® system, proven best-in-class for accurate monitoring of neuromuscular transmission during surgery and used in thousands of operating rooms across the globe. The system helps to secure precise dosing of paralytic drugs and provides enhanced insights to safeguard every patient's journey, from anesthesia to recovery.

Headquartered in Uppsala, Sweden, Senzime is publicly traded on the Nasdaq Stockholm Main Market (SEZI), with cross-trading on the US OTCQX Market (SNZZF), and backed by long-term investors. More information is available at senzime.com.

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FAQ

What did Senzime (SNZZF) announce about hospital orders on April 9, 2026?

Senzime announced secured contracts to supply hospitals within a major US IDN, covering >150 hospitals. According to the company, initial TetraGraph deliveries have started to a first group of hospitals as the agreement begins rollout.

How many hospitals could Senzime's (SNZZF) new IDN agreement potentially cover?

The agreement encompasses a potential of more than 150 hospitals across the United States. According to the company, that represents potential for what could become its largest US system-wide agreement to date.

Has Senzime (SNZZF) begun delivering TetraGraph systems under the new contracts?

Yes, initial deliveries of TetraGraph systems have started to a first group of hospitals. According to the company, this marks the rollout phase within the integrated delivery network.

Will TetraGraph help hospitals meet anesthesiology guidelines, and which ones?

TetraGraph is designed to support compliance with recent anesthesiology guidelines, including ASA and ESAIC recommendations. According to the company, the monitor aids neuromuscular blockade dosing and decision-making around intubation and recovery.

Did Senzime (SNZZF) disclose financial terms or revenue impact for the IDN contracts?

No, the company did not disclose contract value or expected revenue impact in the announcement. According to the company, only contract scope and initial deliveries were described, without financial details.

What are the potential clinical benefits of hospitals adopting TetraGraph from Senzime (SNZZF)?

TetraGraph may optimize dosing of neuromuscular blocking and reversal agents and help determine safe intubation and breathing restoration. According to the company, these features aim to reduce complications and anesthesia drug costs.