Haematology and haemotransfusion devices in EUDAMED
Browse medical devices in the “Haematology and haemotransfusion devices” EMDN category registered in EUDAMED. Each result links to its manufacturer, certificates, and identifiers.
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About the Haematology and haemotransfusion devices category
Haematology and haemotransfusion devices are the equipment that handles blood outside the body: blood bags and collection containers, apheresis and cell-separation sets, transfusion and infusion lines, and the disposables used in blood banking. Because many of these channel or store blood for more than a brief contact, they frequently sit at Class IIb under MDR Rule 2, and bags incorporating an anticoagulant or additive may attract additional scrutiny. The category is closely tied to hospital transfusion services and national blood establishments.
Common questions
Which products are classified under EMDN category B?
Category B groups blood bags and collection sets, transfusion and apheresis tubing, blood-component separation kits, and the consumables used in transfusion and blood-banking workflows — anything that collects, stores, processes or delivers blood and its components.
Why are blood bags often a higher risk class?
Devices that store blood or blood components are treated as higher-risk under MDR Rule 2 because failure can affect a stored unit destined for transfusion; many therefore fall in Class IIb, and any incorporated medicinal substance such as an anticoagulant can raise the classification further.