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CGA M-19

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Standard for Biocampatibility of Materials for Medical Gas Equipment
standard by Compressed Gas Association, 03/10/2023

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Description

This publication applies to medical devices that come into direct or indirect contact with the human body and are subject to Premarket Application (PMA) and Premarket Notification (510(k)) requests in order to determine potential toxicity. This publication may be used for evaluation of other medical devices.

This publication addresses high and low pressure gas systems. It applies to both metallic and nonmetallic materials including lubricants, ceramics, and glass that contact the caregiver or the patient using the medical device. Contact can include direct contact with the material or contamination of the gas stream with potentially toxic materials. The gas stream can be contaminated through contact with a wetted component or through a reaction of the gas with an internal component of the medical device. See CGA G-4.10, Use of Nonmetallic Materials in High Pressure Oxygen Breathing Gas Applications for use of nonmetallic materials in oxygen as it relates to ignition.

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Edition:
2
Published:
03/10/2023
Number of Pages:
12
File Size:
1 file , 360 KB
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CGA M-19

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Standard for Biocampatibility of Materials for Medical Gas Equipment
standard by Compressed Gas Association, 02/01/2017

Category:

Description

This publication applies to medical devices that come into direct or indirect contact with the human body and are subject to Premarket Application (PMA) and Premarket Notification (510(k)) requests in order to determine potential toxicity. This publication may be used for evaluation of other medical devices.

This publication addresses high and low pressure gas systems. It applies to both metallic and nonmetallic materials including lubricants, ceramics, and glass that contact the caregiver or the patient using the medical device. Contact can include direct contact with the material or contamination of the gas stream with potentially toxic materials. The gas stream can be contaminated through contact with a wetted component or through a reaction of the gas with an internal component of the medical device. See CGA G-4.10, Design Considerations to Mitigate the Potential Risks of Toxicity When Using Nonmetallic Materials in High Pressure Oxygen Breathing Gas Systems for use of nonmetallic materials in oxygen as it relates to ignition.

Product Details

Edition:
1st
Published:
02/01/2017
Number of Pages:
12
File Size:
1 file , 990 KB