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Manufacturers of blood pressure measuring devices that have previously been successfully validated for accuracy may make modifications to a device, which do not affect its measurement accuracy and should not require further validation. In this paper the procedure for manufacturers to declare the equivalence of a modified device with a device that has been validated earlier is described.
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