Reclassification Order Spurs FDA To Update Computer-Assisted Detection Devices Guidance
Executive Summary
To mesh with a final order reclassifying medical-image analyzers, the US agency has also published a final guidance on computer-assisted detection (CADe) devices that was first finalized more than six years ago.
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