• Biomed Instrum Technol · Jul 1995

    Designing medical devices for conformance with harmonized standards: a case study of non-active implants.

    • J A Gogins.
    • Meadox Medicals, Inc. Oakland, NJ, USA.
    • Biomed Instrum Technol. 1995 Jul 1; 29 (4): 294-7.

    AbstractThe European Community's Medical Devices Directives represent an ambitious effort to streamline the regulation of medical devices within the European Economic Area, an area comprising more than 380 million people. In this, the second of two special reports, Jean A. Goggins uses a case study format to demonstrate the process that would be used to gain European approval for a hypothetical medical device. In the first report, appearing on page 284, Richard C. Fries and Mark D. Graber describe the Medical Devices Directives and their effect on the product-development process.

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