Single Registration Number (SRN) under the EU MDR is a unique identifier assigned to economic operators. The SRN is assigned once the economic operators are registered in the EUDAMED database. It serves as a critical regulatory tool for ensuring traceability,...
General Safety and Performance Requirements (GSPRs) are a comprehensive set of criteria medical devices entering the EU market must meet. Outlined in EU MDR, they form the cornerstone of medical device regulatory compliance. GSPRs aim to ensure safety, performance,...
Class I reusable medical devices (Class Ir) refer to a subclass of Class I medical devices under the EU Medical Device Regulation. They cover reusable surgical instruments. Class Ir are non-invasive tools intended for repeated use in surgical procedures. They require...
Under the EU Medical Device Regulation (MDR), the Unique Device Identification (UDI) system is mandatory for most medical devices. The aim is to enhance traceability, post-market surveillance, and patient safety. Manufacturers must assign a Basic UDI-DI for device...
Quality management system (QMS) is a structured framework that ensures an organization consistently delivers products meeting customer and regulatory requirements. Notably, EU Medical Device Regulation (MDR) has specified mandatory QMS for all classes of medical...
An EU MDR notified body is an independent organization designated by an EU Member State. Notified Bodies play a central role in EU MDR compliance. They independently assess whether medium- and high-risk medical devices meet EU MDR requirements before they can be...