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Introduction................................................................................................ 2250 K' {) S Q. @- J2 J% g7 h
Regulatory Requirements Are Enforced by Law................................. 2256 x4 P+ E4 @+ v% S6 B2 G& \- Y
Make Regulatory Affairs Cost-Effective................................................ 225" J5 m' l. ?: v! F3 \ A
Regulatory Requirements Improve Device Safety and
: N- q- e, P0 |) qEffectiveness ........................................................................................ 225* A i: p' r0 p1 J
Regulatory Affairs Requires Good Judgment ...................................... 226
9 [ r g# L% A8 JFDA Overview and Authority................................................................... 2264 P$ j% @4 u4 ^8 Q; A4 b2 f
Important FDA Jurisdiction Acts, History, and Assistance................. 227
2 Y Y9 k1 x7 A; |% X+ SOnline Assistance .................................................................................. 227
: \1 L6 J5 ^4 z: A( @- t3 A9 L' c/ o5 S( u+ GThe Basics: Short Discussion of Establishment Registration,0 w+ G, }2 T3 Q% T# y; G, y
Device Submissions, Device Listing, and Device
V, J, W" R, i* @+ k1 K* X. ]Classification............................................................................................. 2289 E, q0 t$ X! [5 J
Establishment Registration .................................................................... 2283 [0 z0 x/ T1 l6 y4 a9 [
Device Listing ........................................................................................ 228
: O0 d# P1 H: A" GDevice Classification ............................................................................. 229; j" D+ k( S+ ~; U
Device Functional Classification........................................................... 230) E& u; ~" i, S
510(k) Premarket Notification .............................................................. 230
$ z7 {* ?+ n0 ~( xSubstantial Equivalence......................................................................... 231
' Q6 `1 E! ^7 U/ i: t: U) sPremarket Approval Submission .......................................................... 232
5 U9 T9 d9 C2 M0 r& `# x, nInvestigational Device Exemption and Supporting Studies ............... 232+ C7 t* t5 U6 N- X8 ?: V1 {/ d5 B
Third-Party Submission Review by Accredited Parties....................... 2334 C1 C+ l# n5 N* b" l
Importing into the U.S.......................................................................... 234
/ C4 X& Y* X4 }: t+ x" sInitial Importers................................................................................. 234
0 w8 m8 R+ E7 j7 B9 T5 AExporting Devices ................................................................................. 234
/ ?/ c! l9 E. O- c" i F( tCertificates for Foreign Government............................................... 235" R% N; G5 f/ [' _# C
Additional Regulations by Different States.......................................... 235
' A; u' X8 S7 B! c' u/ G: q# OSpecial Considerations............................................................................... 236
* K1 C; t& A2 o8 V1 S: rExemptions from 510(k) and GMP Requirements.............................. 236
f% }; O% p9 s' k' ^6 QClass I Devices .................................................................................. 236
: {5 Y- `! @ _( B" s* `Class II Devices................................................................................. 2364 J' h1 }( E' @
Special 510(k) ........................................................................................ 237
b) X9 Z v# `' h# P6 C" JAbbreviated 510(k)................................................................................ 238* S" w+ y* {" c. c0 X2 R' i
De Novo
* s" {) }# W- D! u, q% z5 R [4 a.................................................................................................. 238, u! b8 i+ o- H1 \$ }2 E
Product Development Protocol............................................................ 239
1 `% E! Z- ~0 p5 b8 y- n9 ]Humanitarian Use Device/Humanitarian Device Exemption............. 239
9 m1 T* v1 M; eGood Quality and Procedural Practices .................................................. 240$ {, K' S2 L. ?( v$ g# G* [9 Z
Quality System Regulations (QSR)....................................................... 240! _2 T) i( t/ S8 K8 Q: f4 F; a
Quality System Inspection Technique (QSIT)..................................... 241. ]) s1 n9 W. _' N, M
Good Clinical Practice .......................................................................... 2416 M1 E- A4 W- o) G& N9 S8 K5 Y! c
Good Laboratory Practices ................................................................... 2429 z9 n( k6 c' J: P
Regulations ........................................................................................ 2429 w% L( Y% g, N- u
Preclinical Studies.................................................................................. 242
f" M9 o5 |; R5 T+ _* T: cSummary of Title 21 of the Code of Federal Regulations,$ F Z s, I. O4 r; d. f; s p
Parts 800 to 1299, for Medical Devices ................................................. 243
) w' q" l" l. x7 F- e% iPart 800: General Requirements........................................................... 243" I+ I3 ~0 X4 G5 j
Part 801: Labeling.................................................................................. 243
; Y7 o- h0 v$ [* T- R3 ^Part 803: Medical Device Reporting (MDR)........................................ 244" ?! P% z7 G$ g: y' o
Part 806: Medical Devices: Reports of Corrections
5 `. O6 p) J: x% h; a) k% nand Removals ...................................................................................... 246
: E% f% U$ G2 MPart 807: Establishment Registration and Device Listing for
' I' l' q$ S9 U/ AManufacturer and Individual Importers of Devices ......................... 246% a# T' f" A9 S
Part 808: Exemptions from Federal Preemption of State and
1 L* I2 t5 g5 ]" w2 l7 |; OLocal Medical Device Requirements .................................................. 2481 w! p4 p0 J% [4 g m' f3 w
Part 809:8 Q; X& m0 h2 L
In Vitro
! K) B( M. z) b5 W" vDiagnostic Products for Human Use .................... 248; w% k7 P; \$ D9 {' ~4 ^3 [
Part 810: Medical Device Recall Authority.......................................... 249) v: d' g6 M4 R! @! ~1 O
Part 812: Investigational Device Exemptions...................................... 250: A& X# D% p% E6 @
Part 820: Quality System Regulation.................................................... 257
. o/ \" b, W/ b. N$ Y+ B# IPart 821: Medical Device Tracking Requirements .............................. 2594 Y. o+ t8 k& C, W
Part 822: Postmarket Surveillance ........................................................ 261, m A3 P% L) j" z# o6 H$ ^
Part 860: Medical Device Classification Procedures ........................... 262! o n! P+ q7 e
Part 861: Procedures for Performance Standards5 b' j# C1 e7 E
Development ....................................................................................... 263
9 G1 L4 Q+ L% n( K9 i, s8 ]Parts 862 to 1050................................................................................... 2640 C+ W0 e- P& O% F
Abbreviations.............................................................................................. 265: ? B) A0 _) G# M
International and National Standard Abbreviations............................ 265
; f( \( w4 Q( E: A% V4 [Regulatory Abbreviations ...................................................................... 265 |
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