MIR Spirolab Spirometer

Yes, the MIR Spirolab is designed for comprehensive pulmonary function testing, adhering to the latest ATS/ERS 2019 compliance standards. It utilizes the Quanjer 2012-GLI Predicted values, including LLN and Z-score, for highly accurate analysis.

The device supports all crucial spirometry measurements in stand-alone mode, including:

• Forced Vital Capacity (FVC)
• Slow Vital Capacity (VC)
• Inspiratory Vital Capacity (IVC)
• Maximum Voluntary Ventilation (MVV)
• PRE/POST Bronchodilator comparison

When connected to a PC via Bluetooth or USB, the system enables advanced diagnostic protocols such as Bronchodilator Reversibility and Bronchial Challenge (supporting Methacholine and Mannitol protocols).

Yes, the MIR Spirolab Spirometer features a robust internal database designed for extensive patient record keeping and flexible data management in Stand-Alone Mode. It offers substantial storage capacity:

• Up to 10,000 spirometry tests can be stored.
• Up to 900 hours of oximetry recording (when using the optional Oximetry configuration).

Yes, the MIR Spirolab Spirometer includes a high-quality, fast and silent built-in printer.

This integrated thermal printer is designed for efficient workflow, particularly when the device is used in Stand-Alone Mode, allowing you to:

• Generate immediate documentation of spirometry test results.
• Utilize customizable printout formats.

For added flexibility, the device also supports direct connection to an external USB printer.

Yes, the MIR Spirolab offers exceptional versatility, allowing it to function effectively in both Stand-Alone and PC-based operational modes.

Key connectivity features that provide this flexibility include:

• Dual Operation Modes: Use the device stand-alone with its 7-inch color touchscreen and internal database (up to 10,000 tests), or connect it to a PC for real-time testing and EMR integration.
• Wireless Connection: It supports Bluetooth 2.1 for wireless synchronization and testing when linked to a computer.
• Wired Connection: A USB 2.0 port is available for reliable wired connection to a PC.
• Printing Capabilities: The Spirolab features a fast, silent built-in printer for immediate results and also supports direct connection to an external USB printer.

Yes, the Standard configuration of the MIR Spirolab Spirometer (without Oximetry) includes all the necessary components for immediate testing and PC integration. It is ready to use right out of the box.

The package includes:

• Flow Measurement: Miniflowmeter with cable, and a box of 10 FlowMIR Disposable Turbines (#910004-10).
• Software & Connectivity: A USB cable and a card granting a one-year license for MIR’s Platinum Software, which supports advanced PC-based testing and EMR integration.
• Power & Printing: Power supply/battery charger and one roll of thermal paper for the fast, built-in printer.
• Portability: A robust carrying case for storage and mobility.
• Other Essentials: A nose clip and a Users manual CD.

Yes, the MIR Spirolab utilizes a highly accurate Bi-Directional digital turbine as its flow sensor.

This sophisticated sensor design ensures precise measurement of both inhalation and exhalation, helping the device maintain strict compliance with the latest ATS/ERS 2019 standards.

Key performance specifications for the flow sensor system include:

• Flow Range: ± 16 L/s
• Flow Accuracy: ± 5% or 200 mL/s
• Volume Accuracy: ± 2.5% or 50 mL
• Dynamic Resistance: < 0.5 cmH₂O/L/s

Yes, the MIR Spirolab Spirometer is highly suitable for use with children, featuring specific tools designed to maximize cooperation and ensure accurate results from younger patients. These features help clinicians comply with the ATS/ERS 2019 standards.

Key features that support pediatric compliance include:

• Pediatric Incentive Animations: The device utilizes engaging graphical animations displayed directly on the 7-inch Color TFT Touchscreen (800 x 480 resolution).
• Enhanced Compliance: These visual incentives actively encourage children to perform the necessary breathing maneuvers correctly, which leads to more effective and reliable spirometry test results.

Yes, the MIR Spirolab Spirometer is fully equipped for comprehensive bronchodilator testing, ensuring flexibility for detailed analysis in any clinical setting. This functionality is supported across both operational modes:

• Stand-Alone Mode: Supports PRE/POST Bronchodilator comparison directly on the device, utilizing the 7-inch color touchscreen and built-in silent thermal printer for immediate results.
• PC-Based Mode: When connected via USB or Bluetooth, the software enables advanced diagnostic protocols, including the Bronchodilator Reversibility Test and specific Bronchial Challenge tests (Methacholine and Mannitol protocols).

All testing adheres to the strict ATS/ERS 2019 standards and incorporates the accurate Quanjer 2012-GLI Predicted values with LLN and Z-score functionality.

The MIR Spirolab is engineered for professional-grade accuracy and reliability in clinical settings. It strictly adheres to the latest ATS/ERS 2019 standards, ensuring all diagnostic measurements are clinically sound.

Key features supporting its high accuracy include:

• Flow Sensor: Utilizes a highly reliable Bi-Directional digital turbine.
• Dynamic Resistance: Maintains extremely low dynamic resistance, less than 0.5 cmH₂O/L/s, which minimizes interference during testing.
• Measurement Accuracy:
  • Volume Accuracy: ± 2.5% or 50 mL
  • Flow Accuracy: ± 5% or 200 mL/s

Yes, the MIR Spirolab Spirometer is fully compliant with the ATS/ERS 2019 standards, ensuring that the diagnostic measurements are highly accurate and reliable for professional use.

Key specifications demonstrating this compliance include:

• Accuracy: The device maintains strict accuracy standards:
  • Volume Accuracy: ± 2.5% or 50 mL
  • Flow Accuracy: ± 5% or 200 mL/s
• Dynamic Resistance: The resistance is exceptionally low, measured at less than 0.5 cmH2O/L/s.
• Sensor Technology: It utilizes a high-precision Bi-Directional digital turbine flow sensor.

Furthermore, the device uses the Quanjer 2012-GLI Predicted values with LLN (Lower Limit of Normal) and Z-score for comprehensive patient assessment in both stand-alone and PC modes.