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ON-DEMAND WEBINAR

ON-DEMAND WEBINAR

ISO 10993-1: Key update on the new revision of this critical standard

Published Date: February 28, 2025

This webinar delves into the latest updates to ISO 10993-1, the cornerstone standard guiding biocompatibility assessment for medical devices. The most current updates out of the ISO meetings in October, introduces a more dynamic, risk-based framework. These changes carry implications for device manufacturers and regulatory professionals running biocompatibility studies. In the presentation you will learn:

· Key updates include a stronger emphasis on a risk-based approach, moving away from prescriptive testing protocols.

· New emphasis on chemical characterization, where the new ISO 10993-1 improves the ability to predict device safety and mitigate potential toxicological risks.

· The incorporation of endpoint-specific risk assessment such as changes on devices requiring genotoxicity evaluations.

· End of life evaluations

Viewers will gain insights into the practical implications of these changes, including how to adapt biocompatibility testing strategies, documentation practices, and regulatory submissions. This presentation will also discuss the broader impact of these updates on global harmonization of biocompatibility standards and their alignment with other regulatory frameworks, helping professionals ensure compliance while enhancing product safety and innovation.

Thor Rollins

Thor Rollins

RM (NRCM)
Biocompatibility Expert

Thor Rollins is a certified microbiologist and specializes in the selection and conduct of in vitro and in vivo biocompatibility tests. He actively speaks on biocompatibility related topics through Nelson Labs’ external seminars, webinars, and tradeshows. He presented on biocompatibility at the American College of Toxicology annual meeting in 2013 and has published many articles...

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Nicholas Christiano

Global Market Segment Leader – Biological Safety

Nicholas Christiano is the Global Market Segment Lead for Biological Safety at Nelson Labs. He is responsible for driving strategic growth, leadership, and market direction across the biocompatibility and extractables & leachables (E&L) testing segments. He has over 12 years of experience in the biocompatibility field for medical devices. Prior to working for Nelson Labs, Nicholas held scientific roles within the biocompatibility segment at a major orthopedic medical device manufacturer and within pharmaceutical drug development in the oncology space. He is a part of standards development with AAMI, and he participates in multiple working groups as well as supporting the development and round robin efforts toward multiple in vitro alternatives.