Spirometers are essential tools for assessing lung function by measuring the volume of air a patient inhales and exhales. As respiratory diseases continue to impact communities globally, quality spirometers can help clinicians accurately diagnose conditions like asthma, COPD, and cystic fibrosis.
MIR aims to be on the cutting edge
The company shared specifications on accuracy levels, durability standards, and connectivity options for its latest generation of products.
A key development is enhanced precision in measuring key respiratory metrics like forced vital capacity (FVC), a crucial benchmark for pulmonary performance. MIR’s spirometers now provide detailed airflow volume analysis with industry-leading accuracy within 3%.
The new spirometer models also feature upgraded materials, components, and circuitry, delivering extended product lifespan along with consistent results over years of testing procedures even in busy hospital settings. This reliability reduces costs related to replacements or repairs.
Additionally, the updated line offers wireless connectivity to easily sync findings with patients’ electronic medical records and quickly share data between physicians. This improved accessibility and sharing aims to elevate diagnostic capabilities.
As respiratory illness affects more people worldwide, MIR responds by making spirometry increasingly available. The company hopes the latest improvements drive adoption in clinics lacking this technology while also cementing its products as a gold standard for facilities focused on respiratory health.
MIR stated it will continue innovating to provide patients and doctors the insights they need for optimal pulmonary assessment and care.