We are excited to announce Eurofins EAG Laboratories will exhibit at MEDevice Boston September 25-26, 2024, in booth number 642 (Exhibit Level Hall C).
Our team will also co-present with Gradient in the MEDevice Tech Theater at 10:30am ET on September 25.
Presentation Title: Biocompatibility Strategies for Saving Cost and Time When Making a Change to Your Device
Abstract: Material supplier and specification changes during initial and re-assessment of design verification biocompatibility activities can present an additional hurdle for manufacturers, which can result in costly and time-consuming retesting. In this presentation, we discuss how to evaluate biocompatibility material equivalence through leveraging physical and chemical characterization strategies. We incorporate ISO 10993-19 physical, morphological, and topographical (PMT) characterization to reduce the burden of retesting while ensuring enough information to evaluate device safety. Further, we will explain approaches leveraging targeted chemical characterization for equivalency and toxicological risk assessment of extractable chemicals.
View more information about our joint presentation or contact us to learn more about medical device testing solutions.
We hope to see you there!
AC-STEM analysis can provide a visual representation of non-uniformities in an active region. Roughness can easily be observed within interfaces. EDS maps can then be used to corroborate the roughness in relation to composition.
1st July 2022
Founded in 1980 Eurofins Qualitech AG, is based in Switzerland, and specializes in Materials Analysis and Non-Destructive Testing.
In this webinar we introduce Extractable and Leachable tests which identify chemical components that can migrate out of a product.
Improper aperture oxidation can lead to high stress or introduce unintended defects ultimately resulting in failure. Here, we present a study using STEM EELS to provide a method for measuring differences in oxygen bonding.
How to determine the composition of epitaxial thin films by X-ray diffraction and will focus on the analysis of AlxGa1-xAs thin films.
In vitro biocompatibility testing is a powerful tool in the risk assessment of wearable devices. View our webinar to learn more!
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