Traduction de «implanter un dispositif » (Français → Anglais) :

(32) Patients who are implanted with a device should be given clear and easily accessible essential information related to the implanted device allowing it to be identified and containing information about the principal characteristics of the device, and any necessary health risk warnings or precautions to be taken, for example indications as to whether or not it is compatible with certain diagnostic devices or with scanners used for security controls.

(32) Patients who are implanted with a device should be given essential information related to the implanted device allowing it to be identified and containing any necessary warnings or precautions to be taken, for example indications as to whether or not it is compatible with certain diagnostic devices or with scanners used for security controls.

(42b) As this Regulation now combines active implantable medical devices covered by Directive 90/385/EEC, and implantable medical devices covered by Directive 93/42/EEC, and places all active implantable medical devices and implantable devices of public health concern in the highest risk class III category attracting the strictest controls, and as the vast majority of class IIb implantable medical devices such as pins, bone-screws, plates, staples etc., have a long history of safe implantation within the human body, and as special notified bodies will be specifically designated for such class IIb implantable devices, class IIb implantabl ...[+++]e devices need not be subjected to the scrutiny procedure.

In other cases the preparation might involve anaesthesia, a surgical operation and recovery (eg to implant a radio monitor for blood pressure).

Researchers are now trying to turn the knowledge gained during the first 3 years of the project into therapeutic applications, by combining cell therapy (encapsulation in a three-dimensional (3D) polymer matrix of genetically engineered cells) and cochlear implants (an electronic device that directly stimulates the sensory neurons of the inner ear) in an animal model of pathological deafness.

Some 8,000 types of devices are thought to be on the European market, from simple bandages and spectacles, through life-maintaining implantable devices, and screening devices, to the most sophisticated diagnostic imaging and minimal invasive surgery equipment, all directly benefiting citizens.