Intended Purpose

The specific use for which a medical device is designed according to the manufacturer's labeling and claims.

Intended purpose (or intended use) defines what clinical problem a device addresses, who it is for, and where it should be used. It dictates the device's regulatory risk classification, applicable performance standards, and the required scope of clinical evidence.

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