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Medical devices companies use modelling and simulation in the design phase but it’s now possible in principle to produce evidences of safety and/or efficacy using computer models, something called In Silico Trials. FDA has produced guidelines, and there is also a technical standard to assess the credibility of these models (ASME VV-40-2018). In Europe it is all more confused by the introduction of the new MDR makes such new approach appealing for many products. My questions:
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