Chemical Characterization: Current Status of Recent Changes and Some Interpretations
Free live webinar "Chemical Characterization: Current Status of Recent Changes and Some Interpretations"
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About the webinar
The latest version of ISO 10993-18 was published in January, 2020. Nevertheless, in May this year an amendment was published.
Probably due to a significant change of the 2020 version compared to the 2005 version we have observed various questions how to interpretation this standard.
The live webinar “Chemical Characterization: Current Status of Recent Changes and Some Interpretations” will inform you about the changes in the standard caused by the amendment. Furthermore, some client’s questions will be discussed during the webinar. Therefore, the webinar will discuss following topics:
- What are the main changes in the Amendment?
- What new aspects are under discussion within ISO/TC 194/WG14 regarding chemical characterization?
- Must I follow ISO 10993-12 during sample extraction?
- Is the gravimetric analysis within exhaustive extraction a must? Or what can be the advantages of alternative approaches?
- How to handle with the detector uncertainly factor?
At the end of the webinar session there is going to be a Q&A Session with the expert, where you would get a chance to clarify some specific questions.
Speaker
Jan Peeters, Senior Consulting Specialist, Eurofins BioPharma Services Consulting Munich GmbH
Jan Peeters has been working in the field of testing and evaluating the safety of medical devices since 1995 and is employed as Senior Consulting Specialist at Eurofins BioPharma Services Consulting Munich GmbH in Planegg, Germany, since October 2017.
Jan Peeters' expertise includes the chemical characterization of medical devices and related toxicological issues, biocompatibility, packaging validation and stability testing, including transport simulations, validation of reprocessing methods and testing of ophthalmic products. He actively participates in many national and international standardization groups in the fields of biocompatibility and ophthalmic implants.
