Class Ir surgical instruments require CE marking under the EU MDR. Notably, notified body involvement is limited to reprocessing aspects (cleaning, disinfection, sterilization, maintenance, functional testing). Unlike general Class I devices, manufacturers cannot...
Medical device equivalence is a regulatory concept under the EU Medical Device Regulation (MDR). It allows a manufacturer to rely on the clinical data of an already marketed device to support the safety and performance of a new device. However, they must demonstrate...
Digital health technology is the integration of digital tools into healthcare to improve prevention, diagnosis, monitoring, and treatment. CE marking of digital health technologies is mandatory under the EU Medical Device Regulation (MDR). It ensures that software,...
Ophthalmic medical devices are specialized instruments and equipment used to diagnose, monitor, and treat eye conditions. These devices range from simple diagnostic tools to advanced therapeutic and surgical products. CE marking is critical for ophthalmic medical...
CE marking is a mandatory requirement for medical devices sold in the EU/EEA. It demonstrates compliance with EU MDR safety, performance, and quality requirements. The process involves classification, conformity assessment, technical documentation, and post-market...