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What sterilization activities does FDA expect in a hospital reprocessor that is reprocessing single-use devices (SUDs)?

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What sterilization activities does FDA expect in a hospital reprocessor that is reprocessing single-use devices (SUDs)?

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Answer. A hospital reprocessor that reprocesses SUDs is considered a device manufacturer as defined under 21 CFR 820.3(o). As such, FDA expects that its sterilization reprocessing of SUDs will meet the requirements of the Quality System (QS) regulation (21 CFR Part 820). This regulation is applicable to the sterilization activities in many ways. Several key elements affect whether a device is sterile or nonsterile and whether it will function as intended at the conclusion of the process.

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