25 devices · GMDN 33658
An implant battery charger is an electronic device designed to wirelessly recharge the internal batteries of active implantable medical devices while they remain inside the body. It enables non-invasive power replenishment for devices such as neurostimulators or cardiac monitors without requiring surgical intervention.
These chargers are regulated as accessories to active implantable devices and are subject to the same regulatory pathways as the implants they support. They do not perform diagnostic, therapeutic, or data communication functions and are supplied solely for the purpose of recharging the implanted device’s power source.
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