Re:Patients shocked, burned by spinal cord stimulators toute...
by dmix on Sunday November 25, 2018 @06:18PM
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They make a pretty good counter-argument in the article:
> “The few devices that get attention at any time in the press is fewer than the devices we may put on the market in a single business day. That to me doesn’t say that the system is failing. It’s remarkable that the system is working as it does.”
The bigger problem seems to be responding quickly (or responding at all) to real life injuries/issues with medical devices than the approval process.
> “The few devices that get attention at any time in the press is fewer than the devices we may put on the market in a single business day. That to me doesn’t say that the system is failing. It’s remarkable that the system is working as it does.”
The bigger problem seems to be responding quickly (or responding at all) to real life injuries/issues with medical devices than the approval process.