In this episode of the RCA Podcast, host Brandon Miller is joined by Dr. Matthew Jorgensen and Dr. Helin Räägel to delve into the intricate world of pre-clinical testing and biocompatibility for medical devices. Dr. Jorgensen, a board-certified toxicologist with a Ph.D. in chemistry, serves as Nelson Laboratory’s Chemistry and Materials Scientist. Dr. Räägel, Nelson Labs’ Senior Biocompatibility Expert, holds a Ph.D. in cell biology. Together, they bring a wealth of knowledge and expertise to this informative discussion.
Listen in as Matt and Helin help educate our listeners on the fundamentals of pre-clinical testing for medical devices. They start by providing a basic background on pre-clinical testing, outlining its importance in the development and approval process of medical devices. Understanding the foundational aspects of this testing is crucial for ensuring the safety and efficacy of new medical technologies.
The conversation then shifts to exploring the latest advancements in the field. Matt and Helin discuss new developments and trends in pre-clinical testing and biocompatibility, highlighting innovations that are shaping the industry. Keeping abreast of these changes is essential for professionals involved in medical device development and testing.
The episode also covers best practices for conducting pre-clinical testing. Matt and Helin share their insights on the most effective testing methodologies, emphasizing the importance of rigorous and accurate testing to meet regulatory requirements and ensure patient safety.
Finally, the experts offer valuable advice on selecting a testing lab. Choosing the right lab is a critical decision that can impact the quality and reliability of your test results. Matt and Helin provide tips on what to look for in a testing facility, helping you make informed choices that align with your specific needs and goals.
Join us for this engaging episode to gain a deeper understanding of pre-clinical testing and biocompatibility for medical devices. Learn from the experts and enhance your knowledge to support the successful development and approval of your medical devices. To learn more, or to subscribe to the RCA Podcast, click here.