News

FDA Approves Fetal Heart Monitor; ACOG Balks


 

Dr. Hankins questioned how such a requirement could be enforced and said that training is ultimately “under local purview.” When asked about enforcement, the FDA's Mr. Pollard acknowledged the validity of the question and said that the agency's authority “does not extend beyond the labeling.”

The STAN S31 system is indicated for use in patients with planned vaginal delivery, greater than 36 weeks of gestation, a singleton fetus, vertex presentation, and ruptured amniotic membranes. Simon Grant, CEO of Neoventa, the monitor's Swedish manufacturer, said the company intends to partner with a U.S. company to introduce the device to the U.S. market this year.

Pages

Recommended Reading

Cyclic Mastalgia Eased by Topical Afinoxifene Gel
MDedge Family Medicine
Tomosynthesis May Eventually Rival Screening Mammography
MDedge Family Medicine
Adenomyosis Responds to Uterine Artery Embolization, MRI Confirmation Is Key
MDedge Family Medicine
Embolization Radiation Exposure Safely Minimized
MDedge Family Medicine
Urine Test Enhances Breast Ca Risk Picture
MDedge Family Medicine
The FDA Advisory on Paroxetine
MDedge Family Medicine
Many At-Risk Women Opt for Lifestyle Changes Over Tamoxifen
MDedge Family Medicine
Lifestyle Practices Key to Breast Ca Risk Reduction
MDedge Family Medicine
What is the appropriate management for a patient with CIN1 on colposcopy?
MDedge Family Medicine
How safe is vaginal birth after cesarean section for the mother and fetus?
MDedge Family Medicine