EU Favors Italian Medtech Nomenclature Over GMDN For Revamped Eudamed
Executive Summary
European authorities have opted for Italy's medical device classification codes (CMD) instead of the Global Medical Device Nomenclature in the revamped medtech database Eudamed to ensure that manufacturers have free access to an internationally recognized nomenclature.
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