Message for Saray: PMS data clarifications (updated 2026-04-07)
The PSUR confusion has been resolved. The PSUR (R-TF-007-003) was an obsolete document using a Class IIa/IIb format that does not apply to the legacy device (Class 1 under MDD). It has been moved to deprecated/. The CER's "Zero complaints" is confirmed correct. The CER PMS section has been rewritten with MDCG 2020-6 § 6.2.2 citation and fixed future-tense language. Item 3a and 3b responses have been corrected to remove all PSUR-sourced "7 non-serious incidents" references.
One item remains open (see below).
Remaining open item: Legacy device PMS report (Class 1 format)
The 2026-04-07 meeting clarified that the legacy device's post-market report should be a PMS report (Class 1 format per MDR Article 85), not a PSUR (Class IIa/IIb format per MDR Article 86).
The CER now cites the legacy device market experience (250,000+ reports, 21 contracts, zero complaints, zero serious incidents) and grounds this usage in MDCG 2020-6 § 6.2.2. However, BSI may ask to see the actual PMS report as a supporting document.
Question: Does a formal PMS report for the legacy device exist in Class 1 format? If not, does one need to be created before submission? The 2026-04-01 meeting identified "el informe PMS del dispositivo legacy (per MDR Art. 85)" as the main post-market evidence to prepare. Is this done, in progress, or still to do?
What was resolved (2026-04-07)
- "Zero complaints" vs "7 non-serious incidents": The "7 non-serious incidents" came from the PSUR, an obsolete Class IIa/IIb document. The CER saying "Zero complaints" is correct for the legacy device (Class 1).
- PSUR deprecated: Moved to
deprecated/folder to prevent LLM confusion. - MDCG 2020-6 § 6.2.2 citation: Added to the CER PMS section.
- Future-tense language: CER PMS section rewritten to acknowledge legacy PMS data as current clinical evidence.
- Clinical evidence strategy: Confirmed as a combination of (a) literature, (b) equivalence (MC_EVCDAO_2019 only), and (c) new voluntary clinical studies for the Plus device. The 8 studies with the Plus device are NOT PMCF of the legacy; they are new studies. The legacy PMS data IS used as clinical evidence for the current device via equivalence.