
MDCG Guidance on Classification Rules of IVDs
The article describes in detail the approach to be followed in order to determine the regulatory status and applicable regulatory requirements.
The article describes in detail the approach to be followed in order to determine the regulatory status and applicable regulatory requirements.
The article describes in detail the regulatory approach to be applied in the context of the importation and distribution of medical devices in the EU, focusing on the obligations of the parties involved.
This article highlights the importance of GSPR compliance for obtaining medical device approval in the European Market. Table of Contents The European Union (EU) has implemented stringent regulations and requirements for the approval and launch of medical devices...
Medical devices in Italy are subject to the same regulations as all countries in the European Union (EU) which were implemented in 2017. Here, you can find out more information on the EU MDR and IVDR regulation. However, there are slight differences in the regulatory...
Medical devices in the EU, including Hungary, are classified into four classes based on their risk: I, IIa, IIb, and III. Medical devices belonging to Class I are associated with the lowest risk to the human body, while Class III devices are associated with the...