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Engineering the Dynamics of Pulsating Blood Flow

Apr 13 | Articles

With cardiovascular diseases as the leading cause of death worldwide, device manufacturers are under immense pressure to produce products to address these health concerns. However, prior to launching such devices, the technologies need to be properly tested to ensure success. This article looks at setting up a system to simulate cardiac flow for testing these medical devices.

TÜV SÜD Accredited to ISO 50001:2011

Mar 8 | News

TÜV SÜD America Inc. can now provide accredited certification for ISO 50001 to companies of all sizes and complexities. Developed by the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) to assist companies in their efforts to minimize energy consumption, ISO 50001:2011 is similar...

CLSI Publishes Revised Standard on Methods for Antimicrobial Susceptibility Testing of Anaerobic Bacteria

Mar 6 | News

The Clinical and Laboratory Standards Institute (CLSI) recently published Methods for Antimicrobial Susceptibility Testing of Anaerobic Bacteria; Approved Standard-Eighth Edition (M11-A8). This standard provides reference methods for the determination of minimal inhibitory...

Services Speed Time to Market for Drug Delivery Formulations

Services Speed Time to Market for Drug Delivery Formulations

Feb 8 | Products

Foster Delivery Science, a business unit for Foster Corporation, has added comprehensive in-house laboratory services to expedite the screening of early stage formulations, process development...

INBETWEEN Testing Alliance LLC Announces Medical Device Membership Drive

Jan 10 | News

DENVER, CO – Now medical device compliance officers and quality assurance teams will have reliable access to competitive predicate device samples required for FDA product clearance, thanks to the newly launched INBETWEEN Testing Alliance™. A privately held company...

Program for Testing Medical Devices for Susceptibility to RFID Being Launched

Oct 24 2011 | News

On December 6, 2011, MET Labs will launch the Program for Testing Medical Devices for Susceptibility to RFID, to determine potential adverse events of radio frequency identification (RFID) emissions on electronic medical devices.

Medical Device Industry Leak Detection Equipment Matching Services

Medical Device Industry Leak Detection Equipment Matching Services

Aug 10 2011 | Products

Medical device manufacturers seeking increased production efficiencies and lower costs now possible with use of state-of-the-art leak detectors for leak-sensitive medical device assembly...

Roundtable Q&A: Testing & FDA Compliance

Jun 27 2011 | Articles

Industry leaders Al Gale, Product and Material Engineer at DDL, John P. McCloy, PE, CWI President at Accutek Testing Laboratory, Michael Anderson, PhD Technical Manager at Empirical Testing Corp, Michael BoetzkesQuality Manager, Life Science Division at Vaisala Canada Inc., and Warren Ward-Stacey Sales Director—Life Sciences at PRISYM ID respond to questions regarding testing and FDA compliance.

Fluke Biomedical expands service options, launches onsite service

May 10 2011 | Design Notes

Fluke Biomedical announced today a major expansion of service options for their customers across the United States. New CarePlans extended-warranty packages, as well as onsite and mobile services...

Roundtable Q&A: Testing

Nov 17 2010 | Articles

Participants: Jeffrey D. Lind, President, Compliance West, USA; Brandon Tillman, Sales Manager, Nelson Laboratories; Dave Kralovetz, Medical Account Development Manager, Cincinnati Test Systems; Lisa Olson, Vice President of Testing and Service Development, WuXi AppTec

Data Analysis Helps Reduce Product Failures

Nov 10 2010 | Articles

One of the critical goals of a medical device manufacturing project is to eliminate the occurrence of product failure. While there are a number of methodologies to implement in order to help increase the chances of success, this article highlights one technique that relies on multi-variate data analysis to achieve the goal.

Complete Range of Testing Services

Complete Range of Testing Services

Oct 5 2010 | Products

For over 35 years, the company provides clients with the respect they deserve and offers testing to meet customers' needs in the areas of microbiology, chemistry, toxicology/biocompatibility, and stability/accelerated aging.

Federal Register: Oversight of Laboratory Developed Tests; Public Meeting; Reopening of the Comment Period

Aug 19 2010 | News

The FDA is reopening until September 15, 2010, the comment period for the notice that published in the Federal Register of Thursday, June 17, 2010 (75 FR 34463).

Medical Device Designers Can Send Samples to Spartanics for Analysis

Medical Device Designers Can Send Samples to Spartanics for Analysis

Aug 18 2010 | Design Notes

Medical device designers and manufacturers seeking to use rapidly advancing laser die cutting technology for faceplates, membrane switches...

Speeding Up Petri Dish Diagnostics

Speeding Up Petri Dish Diagnostics

Aug 18 2010 | Articles

In the race for convenient, single-use diagnostics, an emerging American company is bringing speed, ease of use, and affordability to the detection of bacteria. By applying a simple, yet revolutionary, idea to the old-fashioned Petri dish, BioNanoPore test kits show quantitative results in a matter of hours compared to the potential one to three days with traditional Petri dish methods.

The Big Three: Tests Manufacturers Need to Know

The Big Three: Tests Manufacturers Need to Know

Aug 18 2010 | Articles

Product testing is a critical component in the development of a medical device. But how many engineers truly understand the importance of what are arguably the three most crucial tests for a medical device? This article reviews these three tests–cytotoxicity, sensitization, and irritation–and offers some insight that will ideally make them go more smoothly for engineers.

Improving Patient Safety: Automating Specimen Collection and Transfusion Management Reduces Errors

Jul 21 2010 | Articles

Diagnostic laboratories have an important role to play in ensuring patient safety. The chance for human errors and omissions is high in specimen collection, testing, and blood transfusions because these processes have so many manual steps. Automating specimen collection and transfusion management can create closed loop systems that virtually eliminate errors in labeling of specimens, incorrect patient draws, and incorrect transfusions.

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