Leah Williams: Evaluating Medical Device Haemocompatibility Under ISO 10993-4
Leah Williams, Biocompatibility Engineer II at ICU Medical, shared a post on LinkedIn:
”Direct or indirect contact with blood?
You’ll need to look to ISO 10993-4, the standard guiding haemocompatibility evaluation for medical devices that contact blood.
In the latest episode of Bite-Sized Biocompatibility, Beau Rollins and I unpack how the standard defines interactions between device materials and blood components and what evaluation is needed as a result – whether that’s for thrombosis, haemolysis, coagulation, complement activation, or platelet or leukocyte responses.
Whether you’re a fan of vampires or not, this episode is definitely one to sink your teeth into!
Listen on Spotify today.
Thank you to Intrinsic Medical Group, LLC for continuing to be awesome partners in bringing this series to you!.”
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