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Digital Health Company Advances EU Market Access for Oxygen Platform

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Profusa, Inc. received a positive decision from GMED regarding the certification of its quality management system to ISO 13485. GMED is a notified body designated under the European Union Medical Device Regulation. The company is continuing work with GMED to complete the remaining conformity assessment activities for the Lumee Oxygen Platform.

From manilatimes.net

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Successful completion of the conformity assessment activities would support the issuance of the applicable MDR certificate and the company's CE marking. The CE mark signifies that the product meets high safety and health standards for sale within the 27 EU member states.

From manilatimes.net

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  • Adena IshiiMayor of Berkley, California
  • Yun SongResearcher

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    Medical device manufacturers might see increased demand or market share in the European Union.

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