Heart Rhythm Society Finalizes Recommendations, Urges Postmarket Reform
This article was originally published in The Gray Sheet
Executive Summary
The Heart Rhythm Society's final recommendations for industry, FDA and physicians on handling malfunctions of implantable heart devices, issued Sept. 28, "are only the beginning of what needs to happen," said HRS President Dwight Reynolds, MD
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