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January 1, 2007ASAIO Journal

A 2006 FDA workshop highlighted that early interactions with regulators and careful planning are critical to address the challenges of developing pediatric mechanical circulatory support devices.

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Children requiring mechanical circulatory support

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A 2006 FDA workshop highlighted that early interactions with regulators and careful planning are critical to address the challenges of developing pediatric mechanical circulatory support devices.

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CAChristopher S. AlmondECEric A. ChenMBMichael R. Berman

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Early FDA interactions may aid pediatric MCS device development; leaves open optimal strategies amid evolving regulations.

Structured PICO

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Population
Children requiring mechanical circulatory support
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Intervention
Pediatric mechanical circulatory support devices (infant- and child-sized ventricular assist devices)

Developing pediatric mechanical circulatory support devices requires early FDA collaboration to navigate unique epidemiologic, logistic, and financial regulatory challenges.

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Almond et al. (2007) conducted a review in Pediatric mechanical circulatory support. Pediatric mechanical circulatory support devices was evaluated. A 2006 FDA workshop highlighted that early interactions with regulators and careful planning are critical to address the challenges of developing pediatric mechanical circulatory support devices.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6aabbf4391fb3969f1d3b9d3https://doi.org/10.1097/01.mat.0000247958.84788.3a
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