Common EU MDR pitfalls are recurring mistakes and compliance gaps that medical device manufacturers encounter when implementing EU MDR. These compliance gaps frequently lead to delays in obtaining CE marking, and rejection by Notified Bodies. The transition from the...
A disposable syringe is a single-use medical device typically made of medical-grade plastic. It is pre-sterilized and intended to be discarded immediately after a single use to prevent cross-contamination. A disposable syringe manufacturing plant...
Regulators view documentation as the primary evidence of compliance. Even clinically effective devices fail audits if documentation does not demonstrate regulatory compliance. Medical device documentation gaps often result in audit findings, warning letters, delayed...
Currently, medical devices are not just limited to physical devices. A software itself can be used as a medical device. Software as a Medical Device (SaMDs) are used not only to diagnose diseases but also to decide the course of treatment. Thus, it is important...
In vitro diagnostic devices (IVDs) have diverse applications in the healthcare industry. India is still heavily import dependant for fulfilling its IVD needs. Hence, India imports large quantities of IVDs. Thus, Central Drugs Standard Control Organisation (CDSCO) has...
Software as a Medical Device (SaMD) is a software intended to be used for medical purposes without being part of a physical medical device. It can perform functions, such as diagnosing, preventing, monitoring, or treating diseases, by analyzing data and providing...