CFR 21-814 - Premarket Approval of Medical Devices

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These regulations implement the FDA's criteria for and authority over class III devices requiring manufacturers requirements to submit PMA on appropriate devices.

Premarket approval (PMA) is a process by which Class II Medical Devices are approved to enter into interstate commerce. Typically, a PMA requires detailed labelling identifying the intended use of the device, clinical and nonclincial studies documenting safety and effectiveness, and a detailed summary of the medical device's design, development, verification, validation, manufacturing and distribution.