Who owns the 510(k)?

Manifestation of the Rule of “Who owns you?” and Position of Ethics in Civil Law

  Background: The rule "anyone who has the power over things" is one of the legal rules that the jurists of Islam have been referring to for more than a thousand years and it is very useful in trials and even administrative authorities. It is also one of the most important and practical rules in civil and jurisprudential law because it is closely related to confession, which is one of the main...

P-42: Who Owns the Frozen Embryos?

Background: Success in assisted reproductive techniques is raising hope for many infertile couples, but as in these techniques many embryos are made, there is no choice other than cryopreservation of the not-transferred embryos. Along with development of these techniques, the number of In-vitro made embryos is rising and the number of transferred embryos is decreasing to prevent multiple gestat...

US guidance on formatting 510(k)s.

There is no official form for submitting a United States premarket notification or 510(k) submission. A recent Food and Drug Administration guidance document describes the manner in which this type of premarket submission should be formatted. This article discusses this document and so me important aspects of the 510(k) process.

Who Owns Intelligence?

PATEN T DU CTUS ART ERIOSUS: SURGICAL COMPLICATIONS, MORBIDITY AND MORTALITY IN 510 PATIENTS

In this retrospective study, 510 infants and children with patent ductus arteriosus (PDA) who underwent surgery at the Shahid Rajai Heart Hospital in Tehran were evaluated to determine the rate of surgical complications, morbidity and mortality. 30 patients (6%) developed minor to major complications postoperatively. Four patients who had undergone PDA ligation without division required reo...