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Classified Examples of Medical Devices

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Risk Class III   Device Description Anaesthesia machine Anaesthesia vaporiser Apnea monitor Blood warmer Bone cement Brachytherapy device Cardiac output unit, direct fick Cardiotocograph Condom Contact lens care solution Diagnostic X-ray equipment Dialysate delivery system Dressings for chronic ulcerated wounds Dressings for severe burns Electrocautery equipment Electroconvulsive therapy equipment External defibrillator External pacemaker Heart-lung bypass equipment Hemodialysis concentrates Hemodialysis equipment Hemodialyzer Hip implant Hyperbaric chamber Hyperthermia system Implantable staple Infant incubator Infusion port Infusion pump Insulin pen Intensive care cardiac monitor Intra-ocular lenses Linear accelerator Lithotriptor Lung ventilator Maxillo-facial implant Non-absorbable suture Pressure regulator for medical gases Prosthetic joint replacement RF electrosurgical generator RF lesion generator Surgical laser Therapeutic cyclotron Therapeutic X-ray equipment Urethral stent Warming blanket Remarks: 1. The above examples of medical devices are for reference only. 2. The actual classification of a particular device must be considered individually, taking account of its design and use intended by the manufacturer. 3. Where a medical device has features that place it into more than one class, conformity assessment should be based on the highest class indicated.

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