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Table 1 Responsibilities of BfArM and PEI regarding IVD listed in Annex II of Directive 98/79/EC [1–4].

From: Safety of laboratory analyzers for infection testing - results of the market surveillance by the BfArM until end 2007

 

Annex of Directive 98/79/EC

Responsibility

Products for immune hematological testing and tissue typing:

  

   Blood groups of the AB0 system1, 2

IIa

PEI

   Blood groups of the Rhesus system (C, c, D, E, e)1, 2

IIa

PEI

   Blood groups of the Kell system1, 2

IIa

PEI

   Blood groups of the Duffy and the Kidd system1, 2

IIb

PEI

   Irregular anti-erythrocyte antibodies1, 2

IIb

PEI

   Markers for HLA3 typing, markers DR, A and B1, 2

IIb

PEI

Products for infection testing:

  

   Markers of HIV4 infection (HIV-1 and HIV-2)1, 2

IIa

PEI

   HTLV-I5 and HTLV-II1, 2

IIa

PEI

   Hepatitis B, C and D1, 2

IIa

PEI

   Congenital infection with rubella1, 2

IIb

PEI

   Congenital infection with toxoplasma1, 2

IIb

PEI

   CMV1, 2, 6

IIb

PEI

   Chlamydia1, 2

IIb

PEI

Other products:

  

   Tumor marker PSA1, 7

IIb

BfArM

   Hereditary diseases phenylketonuria and Down syndrome (trisomy 21, including software)1

IIb

BfArM

Products for self testing:

  

   Systems for measurement of blood glucose1

IIb

BfArM

  1. 1reagents and reagent products for detection, confirmation and quantification; 2analyzers on which these tests are performed are in the responsibility of the BfArM; 3HLA: Human leukocyte antigen; 4HIV: Human immune deficiency virus; 5human T-cell leukemia virus; 6cytomegalovirus; 7prostate specific antigen.