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Methodological considerations in observational comparative effectiveness research for implantable medical devices: an epidemiologic perspective.

PMID: 25255810 · 2014

JournalAmerican journal of epidemiology
Year2014
PMID25255810

Abstract

Medical devices play a vital role in diagnosing, treating, and preventing diseases and are an integral part of the health-care system. Many devices, including implantable medical devices, enter the market through a regulatory pathway that was not designed to assure safety and effectiveness. Several recent studies and high-profile device recalls have demonstrated the need for well-designed, valid postmarketing studies of medical devices. Medical device epidemiology is a relatively new field compa

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