On the recordMarch 28, 2012
This report shows that the average number of review cycles increased for certain PMA's, while the percentage of PMA's approved after one review cycle generally decreased.
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congress.govThis report shows that the average number of review cycles increased for certain PMA's, while the percentage of PMA's approved after one review cycle generally decreased.
Burr highlights findings on FDA performance regarding PMA submissions.
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