One may think that placing a medical device on the market is the final step; however, even after the device’s launch, the manufacturer is required to fulfill the Post-Market Surveillance (PMS) requirements. PMS involves activities to collect and evaluate the feedback/complaints related to the quality, performance, and safety of the devices, user surveys, technical and clinical watch, surveillance of competing devices throughout the device’s lifetime and take any corrective actions if necessary.

The importance of post-market surveillance (PMS) has never been out of the buzz. Regulatory Authorities worldwide have established some stringent rules and regulations to efficiently monitor medical devices even after placing them on the market. Similarly, the European Union (EU) has emphasized PMS in its new regulations. Many requirements have been implied on the manufacturers, one of them being the Post-Market Surveillance Reports (PMSRs).