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ISO 12891-2

Retrieval and Analysis of Surgical Implants - Part 2: Analysis of Retrieved Metallic Surgical Implants

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Organization: ISO
Publication Date: 15 February 2000
Status: inactive
Page Count: 16
ICS Code (Implants for surgery, prosthetics and orthotics): 11.040.40
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This part of ISO 12891 provides guidance on the analyses of retrieved metallic surgical implants. Three stages of investigations are described that are increasingly destructive. Guidance is given on the choice of stage and type of investigation corresponding to the type of implant and purpose of the investigation.

NOTE This part of ISO 12891 should be applied in accordance with national regulations or legal requirements regarding the handling and analysis of retrieved implants and associated biological material.

Document History

April 1, 2020
Retrieval and analysis of surgical implants — Part 2: Analysis of retrieved surgical implants
This document specifies methods for the analysis of retrieved surgical implants. This document describes the analysis of retrieved metallic, polymeric and ceramic implants.The analysis is divided...
September 15, 2014
Retrieval and analysis of surgical implants - Part 2: Analysis of retrieved surgical implants
This part of ISO 12891 specifies methods for the analysis of retrieved surgical implants. This part of ISO 12891 describes the analysis of retrieved metallic, polymeric and ceramic implants. The...
ISO 12891-2
February 15, 2000
Retrieval and Analysis of Surgical Implants - Part 2: Analysis of Retrieved Metallic Surgical Implants
This part of ISO 12891 provides guidance on the analyses of retrieved metallic surgical implants. Three stages of investigations are described that are increasingly destructive. Guidance is given on...

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