Microsulis Medical (named for the Celtic goddess of healing waters, Sulis) manufactures and develops equipment and treatments centering around gynecological, neurological, dermatological, and vascular applications of microwave technology. Its lead products facilitate microwave endometrial ablation (MEA), a less invasive surgical alternative to a hysterectomy, and microwave tubal occlusion (MTO), used to target specific tumors in liver, lung, and bone cancer patients. Microsulis' MEA products and procedures are approved for use in the UK and the US. Venture capital firm 3i Group is one of the firm's major investors.

Micrus makes microcoils to help prevent strokes. The company develops implantable and disposable medical devices, specifically its microcoils and accessory products such as microcatheters and guidewires, used to treat cerebral aneurysms and other cerebral vascular diseases. Physicians can use the microcoils to build scaffolds within an aneurysm to stabilize the blood flow to the brain. The catheterization procedure is less invasive and less expensive than other forms of surgery and aims to give patients a shorter recovery time. Micrus sells its products directly in North America and Europe and through distributors in other countries. The company was acquired by Johnson & Johnson in 2010.

Midmark hits the mark with medical, dental, and veterinary equipment, and in the process gives patients and doctors somewhere to sit. Midmark makes health care equipment including power and manual examination tables, patient monitoring equipment, sterilizers, lighting, seating, cabinets, and dental operatory equipment for exam rooms, clinics, and physician practices. Midmark's medical products are marketed towards general practice, podiatrists, dermatologists, obstetricians, gynecologists, and other specialty physicians. The company's dental product line lets the company be a source for dental equipment distributors. Midmark also manufactures similar equipment for use in veterinarian offices.

Mine Safety Appliances develops, manufactures, and distributes protective equipment for workers in hazardous situations, from the military and homeland security to firefighting, construction, and mining, of course. MSA specializes in air-purifying respirators, gas detectors, and head protection gear, sold under the MSA Safety Works brand. Its thermal imaging cameras help first responders see through pitch and smoke. MSA aligns its activities with three geographic segments: North America (the largest in sales and operations), Europe, and International. Products are made in the US, Germany, France, or by third parties.

Minntech helps patients stay bloody well clean. The company produces a variety of medical devices and sterilants. Its kidney dialysis products include hemodialysis concentrates, dialyzer reprocessing systems, and hemodialysis blood pumps. Minntech also makes water filtration and disinfecting products used by drug companies, hemodialysis providers, and semiconductor makers, among others. Its Medivators division makes reprocessing systems and chemicals that disinfect endoscopy equipment. The company sells its products primarily to hospitals, clinics, and kidney treatment centers through distributors around the world. Minntech is a subsidiary of Cantel Medical.

Misonix, Inc., together with its subsidiaries, designs, develops, manufactures, and markets therapeutic ultrasonic medical devices and laboratory equipment worldwide. The company operates in two segments, Laboratory and Scientific Products, and Medical Devices. The Laboratory and Scientific Products segment offers Sonicator ultrasonic liquid processors; Aura ductless fume enclosures for filtration of gaseous contaminates; Labcaire autoscope and Guardian endoscope disinfectant systems, which controls and eliminates hazardous vapors, noxious odors, and particulates in the laboratory; and Jet AER autoscope, a reprocessing, disinfecting, and rinsing equipment. The Medical Devices segment provides Auto Sonix ultrasonic cutting and coagulatory system, ultrasound systems, replacement transducers, ultrasonic lithotriptor, ultrasonic neuroaspirator used for neurosurgery, and soft tissue aspirator used primarily for the cosmetic surgery market. It also offers ISIS systems for the protection of personnel, products, and the environment from airborne hazards; and Sonablate 500 for the ablation of cancerous tissue in the prostate. The company primarily serves medical, pharmaceutical, semiconductor, biotechnology, and forensic industries. Its customers include end users, such as doctors, hospitals, and distributors. The company markets its products through direct salespersons, distributors, manufacturing representatives, and catalog listings. Misonix was founded in 1959 and is based in Farmingdale, New York.

Molnlycke Health Care products help doctors to clean you up and pull you together. Hospitals and health care professionals turn to the company's single-use surgical and wound care products to treat infected wounds, scars, and skin tears. Its surgical division makes antiseptics, face masks, scrub suits, and surgical gloves and gowns, while its wound care division makes dressings and swabs. Molnlycke Health Care operates about 25 offices in Africa, Asia, Europe, the Middle East, and North America, with manufacturing plants in Asia and Europe. Established in 1997, Molnlycke is a majority owned subsidiary of Swedish firm Investor AB.

MTS Medication Technologies gives pills a safe home until they get to the patient who needs them. Through its MTS Packaging Systems and MTS Medication Technologies International subsidiaries, the company makes medication punch cards and other medication dispensing systems that institutional pharmacies use to conveniently and accurately package the drugs they give to patients. MTS' custom packaging technology allows caregivers at some 4,500 pharmacies (at assisted-living, nursing care, and correctional facilities) to administer medicine or vitamins to large numbers of people while keeping close tabs on dosages. The company was taken private in a transaction led by equity firm Excellere Partners in 2009.

National Dentex Corporation designs and makes dental prosthetic devices. Its products fall into three categories: restorative (crowns and bridges), reconstructive (partial and full dentures), and cosmetic (porcelain veneers and ceramic crowns). The devices are made from impressions, models, and X-rays submitted by dentists. The firm serves roughly 24,000 dentists from about 40 dental laboratories in the US and Canada. Each NDX lab operates under its own name and has a local sales staff. NDX was taken private in 2010 after being acquired by dental and orthodontic firm GeoDigm Corporation in a deal valued at about $100 million.

Natus Medical designs and manufactures audiological and neurological diagnostic and screening products. While the company's focus has historically been on infants (newborn hearing screening, neonatal monitoring), it has expanded its product line to include an array of screening and diagnostic systems for use with older children and adults. Its systems detect such neurological conditions as epilepsy and balance and sleep disorders. Natus also manufactures newborn and infant care products to diagnose and treat brain injury and jaundice. Natus Medical sells its wares in more than 100 countries through a direct sales force and distributors.

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