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Règlement grand-ducal du 24 juillet 2001 relatif aux dispositifs médicaux de diagnostic in vitro

as it stood on 2012-07-01, permalink: /lu-legilux/rgd-2001-07-24-n1/2012-07-01--00d4f014626a8f3fe1291d7c55123deb1dc6cd8741a61ffd50264f287ce94fbe

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Text included, per-article reading view. Deterministic extraction of the verbatim retrieved document; each displayed provision carries its own hash and anchor. Ministère d'État – Service central de législation, Grand-Duché de Luxembourg. Data: Legilux open data (CC-BY), data.public.lu dataset 62c83bfd9794ec8e47b5bc68.
Outline, 29 provisions

Art. 1er. Art. 2. Art. 3. Art. 4. Art. 5. Art. 6. Art. 7. Art. 8. Art. 9. Art. 10. Art. 11. Art. 12. Art. 13. Art. 14. Art. 15. Art. 16. Art. 17. Art. 18. Art. 19. - ANNEXE I ANNEXE II ANNEXE III ANNEXE IV ANNEXE V ANNEXE VI ANNEXE VII ANNEXE VIII ANNEXE IX ANNEXE X

Chapitre Ier: Champ d’application

Art. 1er., - Définitions #art_1er applicable 2001-08-14
Art. 2., - Mise sur le marché et mise en service #art_2 applicable 2001-08-14
Art. 3., - Exigences essentielles #art_3 applicable 2001-08-14
Art. 4., - Libre circulation #art_4 applicable 2001-08-14
Art. 5., - Renvoi aux normes #art_5 applicable 2001-08-14
Art. 6., - Clause de sauvegarde #art_6 applicable 2001-08-14
Art. 7., - Évaluation de la conformité #art_7 applicable 2001-08-14
Art. 8., - Enregistrement des fabricants et des dispositifs #art_8 applicable 2001-08-14
Art. 9., - Procédure de vigilance #art_9 applicable 2001-08-14
Art. 10., - Banque de données européenne #art_10 applicable 2001-08-14
Art. 11., - Mesures particulières de veille sanitaire #art_11 applicable 2001-08-14
Art. 12., - Modification de l’annexe II et clause de dérogation #art_12 applicable 2001-08-14
Art. 13., - Organismes notifiés #art_13 applicable 2001-08-14
Art. 14., - Marquage CE #art_14 applicable 2001-08-14
Art. 15., - Marquage CE indûment apposé #art_15 applicable 2001-08-14
Art. 16., - Confidentialité #art_16 applicable 2001-08-14
Art. 17., - Coopération #art_17 applicable 2001-08-14
Art. 18., - Dispositions générales #art_18 applicable 2001-08-14
Art. 19. - #art_19
ANNEXE I #attachment_1
ANNEXE II #attachment_2
ANNEXE III #attachment_3
ANNEXE IV #attachment_4
ANNEXE V #attachment_5
ANNEXE VI #attachment_6
ANNEXE VII #attachment_7
ANNEXE VIII #attachment_8
ANNEXE IX #attachment_9
ANNEXE X #attachment_10
Provenance and validity dates, identifier, hash
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validin force 2012-07-01 → open publisher-asserted
typeRGD Version consolidée applicable au 01/07/2012 : Règlement grand-ducal du 24 juillet 2001 relatif aux dispositifs médicaux de diagnostic in vitro.
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published2026-07-21
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