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Technical File Compliance is a mandatory requirement to demonstrate medical devices meet safety and performance mandates. The compliance acts as the central repository of design, manufacturing, and clinical documentation, while the QMS offers the control framework to maintain this documentation, ensuring it remains accurate and updated throughout the device lifecycle.

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