Active-implantable devices in EUDAMED
Browse medical devices in the “Active-implantable devices” EMDN category registered in EUDAMED. Each result links to its manufacturer, certificates, and identifiers.
1001 medical devices in EUDAMED
About the Active-implantable devices category
Active-implantable devices are powered implants that depend on an energy source to work — pacemakers, implantable defibrillators, neurostimulators, cochlear implants and implantable drug pumps. By definition these are among the highest-risk products on the market: active implants are classified Class III under MDR, with comprehensive clinical evidence and full Notified-Body involvement. EUDAMED entries here are correspondingly detailed, and the manufacturer base is concentrated among a smaller number of specialist firms.
Common questions
What counts as an active-implantable device?
An active implant is a device placed in the body that relies on a power source — battery or external energy — to function, such as a cardiac pacemaker, an implantable cardioverter-defibrillator, a neurostimulator, a cochlear implant or an implantable infusion pump.
What conformity assessment do category J devices require?
Active implants are Class III under the MDR, the highest risk tier, so they require a full Notified-Body conformity assessment with type examination and comprehensive clinical data before they can be CE-marked and registered.