ABSTRACT
The lung is an important organ in systemic toxicity test of medical devices and is significant in safety evaluation. Based on the authors' understanding of medical devices, this study provides a brief analysis of the lung examination and common problems in systemic toxicity, so as to provide references for the pre-clinical safety evaluation of medical devices. It should be noted that a reasonable risk assessment should be made after comprehensive assessment for specific medical device products.
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Humans , Equipment Safety , Lung , Risk AssessmentABSTRACT
OBJECTIVE@#To study the safety of alginate based gastric mucosal protective adhesive and its feasibility as a submucosal injection.@*METHODS@#The feasibility of using alginate-based gastric mucosal protective gel as submucosal injection was evaluated by @*RESULTS@#After injection of different concentrations of alginate base mucosal protective adhesive solution, the uplift height was significantly higher than that of normal saline (@*CONCLUSIONS@#Gastric mucosa protector is a promising new medical device product with feasibility and good biocompatibility as submucosal uplift injection agent.