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In the all over EU Regulation my favourite topic is classification of MD DQS
Very informative
Let`s comment it as follow: It is not that clever in case of a manufacturer classifies a device which is in borderline condition (in-between different devise classes) WITHOUT previous consulting with the respective notified body.
Very helpful blog from our Medical Device Certification hub in India. Thanks to my dear colleague Dr. Murugan Kandasamy.
Head of Notified Body, Active Medical Devices bei DQS Medizinprodukte GmbH
3moWe had a few cases, where the Manufacturer believed, that his devices was class Is,m,r provided his Techfile accordingly and has to redo his application because it was IIa or higher. What a waste of time and money!