FDA Proposes To Exempt Dozens Of Devices From 510(k) Requirements
This article was originally published in The Gray Sheet
Executive Summary
FDA plans to exempt an array of class II and class I medical devices from premarket submission requirements because the devices are sufficiently well understood and do not present risks that require premarket notification review to assure their safety and effectiveness.
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