FDA Calls For Stricter Review of Implantable Pacemakers

A new FDA draft guidance has recommended that class III implantable pacemaker pulse generators be required to submit premarket approval applications or submit notice of completion of product development protocols, according to an FDA report.

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The guidance, posted in the Federal Register, reported that a panel of investigators found proposed standards for implantable pacemakers were not widely accepted and premarket approval was necessary to ensure the safety and effectiveness of the devices.

 

The panel recommended premarket approval applications include detailed data on risks and effectiveness and full reports of all clinical and preclinical information.

 

Read the FDA report on proposed new premarket approval rules for implantable pacemaker pulse generators.

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