Paxman AB (publ)
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Paxman AB (publ)
Glance View
Paxman AB engages in the research and development of scalp cooling system. The company is headquartered in Karlshamn, Blekinge. The company went IPO on 2017-06-12. The cooling system aims to reduce the risk of hair loss connected with cytostatic treatment of cancer. The firm offers a stand-alone, mobile electric cooling unit, which markets under the name Paxman Scalp Cooler, which is a liquid-based cooling system that cools down the patients scalp through the silicone hat. The product has two versions - for one or two patients to be cooled at once. Each device contains a built-in touch screen with a menu-controlled graphic user interface to monitor the process. The lightweight system enables patient to participate in other activities. The Company’s primary markets are Great Britain, Scandinavian countries, the Netherlands, Belgium and Australia.
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