Despite years of harmonization talks, the EU and United States still follow very different marketing approval processes for medical devices. In addition, when the EU's MDD went into effect in 2010, those differences are more pronounced.
Failing to know the differences could critically handicap your time to market and ability to operate efficiently.
Failing to comply with those differences could shut you out of EU markets completely.
EU and FDA regulators continue to apply different sets of requirements for medical device market approval, despite longstanding attempts at harmonization.
Do you understand how CE marking, PMA approval, and 510(k) clearance processes differ? Are you prepared for the impact of recent major revisions to the EU Medical Devices Directives?
Here is how to make sure you're fully informed – and in compliance.
With this new FDAnews management report, you will get practical guidance on exactly how recent revisions and key differences in both sets of regulations affect your market access.
In particular, you will benefit from a sharp, current look at the real-world impact of recent revisions to the EU Medical Devices Directives, including new clinical trials and clinical evidence requirements, new notification requirements for changes in devices, and expanded definitions that now include software used in device development as a medical device.
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- approval processes
- How CE marking, PMA approval and 510(k) clearance processes differ
- How U.S. Class I/II/III categories differ from EU Class I/IIa/IIb/III categories
- Which medical devices are subject to vastly different restrictions in the
EU compared to U.S. requirements
- How to plan for the roles played by authorized representatives, competent authorities, notified bodies, and U.S. regulators
- Recent revisions to the EU MDDs, including major changes plus a host of lesser changes that can cause costly delays and even market denials
- And much more
You can depend on this new FDAnews Management Report to help you get your medical devices into both U.S. and EU markets — without risking noncompliance nightmares in either.
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