Michigan Instruments News & Insights

Respiratory Therapists Play a Vital Role in Patient Care
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Respiratory Therapists Play a Vital Role in Patient Care
Respiratory Therapists work with doctors and nurses to treat patients of all ages, ranging from premature infants, whose lungs have not fully developed, to adults with…

The Benefits to Pre-Hospital Use of Automated CPR Machines
CPR
The Benefits to Pre-Hospital Use of Automated CPR Machine
When it comes to cardiac arrest patients, every second and every compression can make a huge difference. However, it can be extremely difficult—sometimes even impossible,…

7 Reasons EMS Units Need a Life-Stat, Stat!
CPR
Michigan Instruments is a proven partner of hospitals and EMS Units around the globe, helping them provide patients with the best chance of survival through Automated CPR. Our Life-Stat mechanical CPR device provides EMS Units with…

Michigan Instruments Delivers Lung Simulators for Ventilator R&D
MII in the News, TTL
Michigan Instruments, a leading manufacturer in Lung Simulation, has delivered an unprecedented number of lung simulators to organizations around the world to help in respiratory technology research and critical ventilator development…

MTU Supports Open-Source COVID-19 Device Research
MII in the News, TTL
HOUGHTON — As COVID-19 cases have surged, the shortage of working ventilators has become one of the biggest obstacles in treating patients.
A Michigan Technological University professor is one of the people working…
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Simulating Dolphin Pulmonary Capacity
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At Michigan Instruments, our Test Lung Simulators are used for a number of different applications. From classroom instruction to product evaluation, pulmonary research or clinical intervention, our customers value the versatility,…

PneuView3 Improvements, Compared to PneuView2
TTLPneuView3 Improvements from Michigan Instruments are worth mentioning!
Did you know that Michigan Instruments’ NEW Training and Test Lung embodies a mechanical respiratory simulation of the human pulmonary system that can measure airway…

Respiratory Therapists Play a Vital Role in Patient Care
TTL
Respiratory Therapists Play a Vital Role in Patient Care
Respiratory Therapists work with doctors and nurses to treat patients of all ages, ranging from premature infants, whose lungs have not fully developed, to adults with…

The Benefits to Pre-Hospital Use of Automated CPR Machines
CPR
The Benefits to Pre-Hospital Use of Automated CPR Machine
When it comes to cardiac arrest patients, every second and every compression can make a huge difference. However, it can be extremely difficult—sometimes even impossible,…

7 Reasons EMS Units Need a Life-Stat, Stat!
CPR
Michigan Instruments is a proven partner of hospitals and EMS Units around the globe, helping them provide patients with the best chance of survival through Automated CPR. Our Life-Stat mechanical CPR device provides EMS Units with…

Michigan Instruments Delivers Lung Simulators for Ventilator R&D
MII in the News, TTL
Michigan Instruments, a leading manufacturer in Lung Simulation, has delivered an unprecedented number of lung simulators to organizations around the world to help in respiratory technology research and critical ventilator development…

MTU Supports Open-Source COVID-19 Device Research
MII in the News, TTL
HOUGHTON — As COVID-19 cases have surged, the shortage of working ventilators has become one of the biggest obstacles in treating patients.
A Michigan Technological University professor is one of the people working…
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red662019-11-13 15:18:282026-07-13 18:59:59TTL vs. PneuView: What’s the Difference?
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MII_Admin2019-03-21 22:52:592026-07-14 12:56:41Simulation of Spontaneous Breathing Adult Patient
Simulating Dolphin Pulmonary Capacity
TTL
At Michigan Instruments, our Test Lung Simulators are used for a number of different applications. From classroom instruction to product evaluation, pulmonary research or clinical intervention, our customers value the versatility,…

PneuView3 Improvements, Compared to PneuView2
TTLPneuView3 Improvements from Michigan Instruments are worth mentioning!
Did you know that Michigan Instruments’ NEW Training and Test Lung embodies a mechanical respiratory simulation of the human pulmonary system that can measure airway…
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