South Korea
Medizinprodukt-Marktintelligenz für South Korea. Regulatorische Änderungen, Wettbewerber und Beschaffungstrends.
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A study is recruiting 100 patients to evaluate the CART-BP ring-type blood pressure device against 24-hour ABPM in HFrEF.
SKIA has received FDA 510(k) clearance for its AR surgical guidance system, SKIA HEAD.
Taewoong Medical's ComVi Pyloric/Duodenal Stent is classified as Class IIB and registered in EUDAMED.
Taewoong Medical's ComVi Pyloric/Duodenal Stent is classified as Class IIB medical device.
Taewoong Medical's ComVi Pyloric/Duodenal Stent is classified as Class IIB and registered in EUDAMED.
KOREA OGK CO., LTD. has registered a medical device with the FDA under product code LYU.
Sentech Korea Corp has registered a medical device with the FDA under product code DJZ.
A study on a wearable hip assist robot for gait rehabilitation in stroke patients and elderly adults has been completed.
A study on wearable passive back support suits shows potential in reducing back pain for caregivers during patient transport.
A study evaluated the efficacy and safety of the NeoSculpt monopolar radiofrequency device for facial rejuvenation.
A study evaluated a fractional radiofrequency device for submental fat reduction, sponsored by Seoul National University.
The study evaluates the L'DISQ device for lumbar disc herniation treatment outcomes.
A clinical trial is recruiting to evaluate the AIIV L2 device's efficacy in venipuncture compared to manual methods.
The clinical trial for the Zenicom device aims to evaluate its safety and efficacy for stroke-related aphasia.
A feasibility study evaluates a new biopsy track ablation device for liver biopsy safety and effectiveness.
HANIL MEDICAL CO., LTD. has registered a medical device with FDA under product code ISA.
Korea Optical Co., Ltd. has FDA registration 9615929 for product code HQG, listing one medical device.
A study evaluated a portable pressure measuring device for garment therapy on hypertrophic scars, comparing it to PicoPress®.
A study completed by Asan Medical Center shows wearable devices effectively monitor distress in breast cancer survivors.
A study on a ring-type wearable device for detecting atrial fibrillation is underway at Seoul National University Hospital.