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Medical device regulations are stringent, updated directives such as the European Commission’s MEDEV 2.7.1.4, MDR and recent signals from the FDA mean closer scrutiny of clinical data. As a result, there are more rigorous requirements to issue regular, accurate and regulatory updates, including Clinical Evaluation Reports, Post-Market Clinical Follow-Ups, and Period Safety Update Reports.

To meet these requirements, you have likely been using Embase to retrieve information from biomedical literature specific to medical devices. Searches in Embase are comprehensive and relevant because of the extensive content coverage, granular indexing, and device-specific terms.

The Emtree VOCab is the index behind Embase that powers those searches. At SciBite, we have created the Emtree VOCab to apply the same granular indexing across your internal documentation and reports to support your work with Embase. SciBite, we have created the Emtree VOCab to apply the same granular indexing across your internal documentation and reports to support your work with Embase. The Emtree VOCab includes:

  • All drug genetic names described by the FDA and EMA
  • All drug international non-proprietary names (INNs) defined by the WHO
  • Drug trade names for most major pharmaceutical companies
  • Medical device trade and general terms, plus medical procedures
  • Global medical device nomenclature (GMDN)
  • terms used by the FDA
  • Diseases, organisms, biological functions, and medical and biological parameters
  • Terms for traditional Chinese medicine
  • All terms from the MEDLINE thesaurus MeSH

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