Below is a list of resources on the use of symbols in labeling: Final Rule: Use of Symbols in Labeling; Frequently Asked Questions; FDA Voice: Using Symbols to Convey Information in Medical...

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The following FDA-recognized consensus standards and guidance documents may be useful when assessing the safety of a medical device within the MR environment or developing MRI Safety Information...

Food and Drug Administration adhered to a monogrammed logo in the middle of its activities. It contained the connected letters “F,” “D,” and “A,” which consisted of triple lines. Each mark’s base was a thin white middle, encircled on both sides by bold black stripes.

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