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CE Marking for Medical Devices

In order to place a medical device on the EU market, it has to be CE marked.

Ensuring Quality and Safety in the
Medical Device Industry - CE marking

CE marking indicates that a medical device (incl. software as a medical device (SaMD)) complies with the applicable European Union (EU) legislation, particularly the Regulation (MDR) (EU) 2017/745 on Medical Devices (MDR) or the Regulation (IVDR) (EU) 2017/746 on In Vitro Diagnostic Devices (IVDR). It’s mandatory for all medical devices.

Key benefits of
CE marking

  • How to obtain the
    CE mark for medical devices

    1. Determine Device Classification:
      Based on risk: Class I (+ im, Is), IIa, IIb, III (MDR) or A, B, C, D (IVDR)

    2. Appoint a European Authorized Representative (if non-EU manufacturer)

    3. Implement a Quality Management System (e.g., acc. to ISO 13485)

    4. Conduct a Conformity Assessment:
      Involves technical documentation and, for higher-risk devices, a Notified Body review

    5. Compile Technical Documentation:
      Clinical evaluation, risk management, labeling, and instructions for use

    6. Draft a Declaration of Conformity (DoC):
      Manufacturer declares compliance with EU requirements

    7. Affix the CE Mark:
      Include the 4-digit Notified Body number if applicable

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