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Information Disclosure by Manufacturers to Assemblers for Diagnostic X-ray Systems - Guidance for Industry and FDA Staff

FinalCenter for Devices and Radiological Health09/04/2003

Description

This document supersedes: "Information Disclosure by Manufacturers to Assemblers for Diagnostic X-ray Systems” issued on April 2, 2001

Scope & Applicability

Product Classes

2
Computed Tomography Equipment

Safety and technical information disclosure applies to CT equipment.

Diagnostic X-ray Systems

The guidance focuses on information disclosure for these systems.; The guidance covers information disclosure for these systems.

Stakeholders

2
Assembler

Entity responsible for installing and testing diagnostic x-ray systems.; Person engaged in assembling, replacing, or installing components into a diagnostic x-ray system.; Person or entity responsible for installing and testing x-ray components.; Person or entity responsible for installing x-ray components; Individual or firm responsible for installing and reporting x-ray equipment

Manufacturer

Entity responsible for submitting NDINs

Regulatory Context

Attributes

1
Cost

Manufacturers may recover the cost of providing instructional materials.

Identified Hazards

Hazards

3
Unnecessary Radiation Hazards

Public health risk if AIAT information is unavailable.

Radiation Leakage

A safety concern that must be tested for during assembly.

Electronic product radiation

Radiation emitted by electronic products that requires control

Related CFR Sections (3)

See Also (8)

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