How Notified Bodies Must Conduct Surveillance On Legacy IVDs
Executive Summary
Certain CE-marked IVDs may remain on the market for up to three years after the IVD Directive expired. New guidance shows how notified bodies must keep working with manufacturers to ensure their safety.
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