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Mesh-Injured Patient Reserches ProteGen Mesh Predicate

Nov 18th, 2011 | By
Mesh-Injured Patient Reserches ProteGen Mesh Predicate

Editors Note* – I first interviewed Suzanne McClain, 45,  in March 2009 and she became part of the series of reports for Injuryboard.com . She is not just a mesh-injured woman but  has spent hours digging into the FDA’s files to research the predicates for the devices currently on the market. Share this:

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We hope you find this a helpful resource. National News Editor, Jane Akre, began MDND with the hope of providing the latest news, information and perspective from the regulatory, industry and patient point of view, something that goes under-reported in much of the coverage of medical devices. The public is just now becoming aware that many devices do not undergo the same scrutiny as prescription drugs and are instead grandfathered in under an FDA loophole that has gone largely unchanged since the 1970s. As a result, patients become the post-market clinical trial subjects, and many suffer devastating and permanent injuries.