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Statistical Methods and Analyses for Medical Devices (Hardcover, 1st ed. 2023)
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Statistical Methods and Analyses for Medical Devices (Hardcover, 1st ed. 2023)
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This book provides a reference for people working in the design,
development, and manufacturing of medical devices. ​While there
are no statistical methods specifically intended for medical
devices, there are methods that are commonly applied to various
problems in the design, manufacturing, and quality control of
medical devices. The aim of this book is not to turn everyone
working in the medical device industries into mathematical
statisticians; rather, the goal is to provide some help in thinking
statistically, and knowing where to go to answer some fundamental
questions, such as justifying a method used to qualify/validate
equipment, or what information is necessary to support the choice
of sample sizes. While, there are no statistical methods
specifically designed for analysis of medical device data, there
are some methods that seem to appear regularly in relation to
medical devices. For example, the assessment of receiver operating
characteristic curves is fundamental to development of diagnostic
tests, and accelerated life testing is often critical for assessing
the shelf life of medical device products. Another example is
sensitivity/specificity computations are necessary for in-vitro
diagnostics, and Taguchi methods can be very useful for designing
devices. Even notions of equivalence and noninferiority have
different interpretations in the medical device field compared to
pharmacokinetics. It contains topics such as dynamic modeling,
machine learning methods, equivalence testing, and experimental
design, for example. This book is for those with no statistical
experience, as well as those with statistical knowledgeable—with
the hope to provide some insight into what methods are likely to
help provide rationale for choices relating to data gathering and
analysis activities for medical devices.
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