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.govRichard Burr: “This report shows that the average number of review cycles increased for certain PMA's, while the percentage of PMA's…”
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Burr highlights findings on FDA performance regarding PMA submissions.
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