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of co-operation. 1 In this context, two new regulations entered into force in Europe in May 2017, the Medical Device Regulation (MDR) 2 and the In Vitro Diagnostic Device Regulation (IVDR). 3 These regulations will replace the current
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outcomes and economic influence. European regulations have become stricter, and US regulatory approaches have been reformed. 11 The new EU medical device regulation, adopted in 2017, will be fully in force in May 2021. This will require substantial
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Introduction Regulations concerning medical devices are shared across the European Union (EU) but verification that manufacturers conform to their requirements is devolved to independent notified bodies overseen by their national regulatory
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the very few detailed analyses on evidence for medical devices being published. The Medical Device Regulation (MDR) ((EU) 2017/745) is changing the requirements for certification (CE-marking) of implantable medical devices in Europe. The MDR will
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Introduction In the wake of the Poly Implant Prosthèse breast implant and the metal-on-metal incidents, the inherent flaws of European regulatory systems for medical products and devices have been highlighted once again. 1 In lieu of the
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surgical devices. On 20 July 2011 the US House Energy and Commerce sub-committee on oversight and investigations held a hearing on ‘medical device regulation: impact on American patients’ innovation and jobs’. Congressman Chris Starns was the sub
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opinions and mindsets in relation to IPSI, as well as the clinical introduction of medical devices under the Medical Device Regulation. The results were presented at the 1st EFORT Virtual Congress (Oct 28–30, 2020) and served as input for the definition of
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clinical and pre-clinical evaluation of the innovation in terms of insufficient validation of clinical outcomes and side effects. This stresses that the new Medical Device Regulation (MDR) is warranted. Introduction of new treatment techniques, modified
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. The Medical Device Regulation (MDR) is the new European legislation to improve patient safety in the European Union for all medical devices. In the MDR, new regulations on medical devices were adopted and will become effective after a transitional
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coordinating this effort with the Advanced Medical Technology Associate (AdvaMed), the trade group of manufacturers of medical implants, to ensure consistent communication across individual manufacturers. The Kaiser Permanente Registry has a medical device