Center for Devices and Radiological Health

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The Center for Devices and Radiological Health is the U.S. FDA division responsible for regulating medical devices and radiation-emitting products to ensure their safety and effectiveness.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf FDA center
regulatory agency division
abbreviation CDRH
country United States
goal ensure effectiveness of medical devices
ensure safety of medical devices
protect the public from unnecessary radiation exposure
jurisdiction United States market for medical devices
imported medical devices into the United States
language English
locatedIn Silver Spring, Maryland NERFINISHED
parentOrganization U.S. Food and Drug Administration
partOf U.S. Food and Drug Administration
regulates CT scanners
MRI systems
consumer radiation-emitting products
diagnostic imaging equipment
implantable medical devices
in vitro diagnostic devices
laser products
mammography equipment
medical devices
radiation therapy equipment
radiation-emitting electronic products
therapeutic radiation devices
ultrasound devices
x-ray equipment
responsibleFor classification of medical devices
combination product review in coordination with other FDA centers
digital health device oversight
enforcement of medical device regulations
guidance documents for medical device manufacturers
human factors review of medical devices
inspection of medical device manufacturers
mammography quality standards enforcement
medical device adverse event reporting systems
medical device effectiveness evaluation
medical device innovation support
medical device recalls oversight
medical device safety monitoring
postmarket surveillance of medical devices
premarket review of medical devices
radiation safety standards for electronic products
radiological health programs
software as a medical device oversight
sector medical device regulation
public health
website https://www.fda.gov/about-fda/center-devices-and-radiological-health


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