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Applicable devices given for each clinical evaluation route are listed as per the MDR and MDCG 2020-6. There may be other classes of devices not listed that can be applied to other clinical For Class IIa and IIb non-implantable devices: Can claim equivalence with devices holding or having held an MDD or MDR certificate. Consideration of Devices Marketed Outside the EU: Latest recommendations of the MDCG regarding the equivalence assessment of medical devices in comparison of MDR and MEDDEV 2.7/1Rev. 4.

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The topic of this article is the equivalence pathway under the European Medical Device Regulation (MDR) 2017/745. The MDR provides possibilities to use clinical data related Note that the demonstration of equivalence does not make compilation of a compliant clinical evaluation redundant. Clinical evaluation is how potential equivalence can be substantiated. Equivalence claim caution If your U.S. submission relied on a predicate device under the 510 (k) pathway, you might assume that concept carries over into Europe. But under

Gain insight into the notified body approach to assessing biological equivalence and how manufacturers can make sure their equivalence justifications pass notified body review. of similar devices for This page provides a range of documents to assist stakeholders in applying: Regulation (EU) 2017/745 on medical devices (MDR) and Regulation (EU) 2017/746 (IVDR) on in vitro

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Under MDR, equivalence will be more thoroughly interpreted, likely making it much more challenging to demonstrate clinical safety or performance for medical devices. Greater

However, because it was released before MDR, there are differences between the guidance and the regulations that have caused some confusion when it comes to

Learn everything about EU MDR (Regulation EU 2017/745), including definitions, timelines, classification rules, key requirements, and compliance strategies. Under the EU MDR, an equivalence strategy can save you time and resources, as clinical data from an equivalent device can be used to demonstrate the safety of a device

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Information presented in the conformity assessment flow charts and tables below is based on our current understanding of the MDR requirements at the time of publishing this document;

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If the clinical evaluation route during the initial conformity assessment (when the device was first CE marked) was based on equivalence, and you have not presented an equivalent Background: This study aims to facilitate the identification of similar devices for both, the European Medical Device Regulation (MDR) and the US 510 (k) equivalence pathway by This article discusses the comparison between read-across for chemicals and equivalence for medical devices in the context of regulatory compliance in Europe. It highlights the potential for

Das Dokument MDCG 2020-5 (Clinical Evaluation – Equivalence) erhöht die Anforderung an die Äquivalenz von Medizinprodukten, die Hersteller bei der klinischen Cloud connectivity made simple with Matrix Connect Software (Formerly Galen Data) Convenient, and Regulation EU 2017 746 secure, compliant, cloud connectivity purpose-built for medical devices. Conquer the MDR Maze: Expert Insights & Real-World Examples Ehab Esmail Senior Vice President Global Quality, Regulatory and Clinical Affairs President Board Member MDR

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10. Who is responsible for determining the correct regulatory pathway for a clinical investigation? It is the sponsor’s responsibility to determine the correct regulatory pathway for Devices Introduction The EQUIVALENCE IN EUROPE The introduction of the EU MDR 2017/745 brought in the principles set out in MEDDEV 2.7/1 revision 4 in to the regulatory text, it was not unexpected, but some

In both regions, it is possible to place a new device on the market based on the demonstration of equivalence to an already marketed device, but the MDR significantly

MDCG 2023-6: Equivalence Guidance for Annex XVI Devices Introduction The MDR (Regulation (EU) 2017/745 on medical devices) provides a pathway to incorporate clinical data from an China: Equivalence in Clinical Evaluation Pathways and change registration In China, the National Medical Products Administration (NMPA) allows manufacturers to demonstrate clinical safety The demonstration equivalence must adhere to the requirements outlined in Part A, section 3 of Annex XIV of EU-MDR. The MDR (Annex XIV, Part A) emphasizes the

Equivalence Under EU MDR: A Regulatory Pathway to Clinical Evidence EU MDR insists on clinical data to prove the safety and performance of the device under assessment. ? Comparing equivalence pathways in medical device regulations: EU MDR vs. FDA 510(k) In the context of medical device regulations, both the EU MDR and the FDA have established

Qualification and proof of compliance with MDR Numerous variations to remove declaration of conformity and CE-mark for some device components (part of existing integral drug-device The equivalent device must have already been approved in China, has the same scope of application, the same or similar technical and biological characteristics as the subject

Background: This study aims to facilitate the identification of similar devices for both, the European Medical Device Regulation (MDR) and the US 510(k) equivalence pathway by Medical device regulatory compliance is significantly different medical devices MDR and in the US and Europe. Here’s a comparison of the FDA and the EU MDR. The MDR (Annex XIV, Part A) emphasizes the importance of considering technical, biological, and clinical characteristics when demonstrating equivalence to other