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“Olympus’ continued failure to meet FDA requirements demonstrates a troubling disregard for patient safety,” said Jeffrey Shuren, head of FDA’s medical devices center, at the time.
Ross Segan was chosen to lead the office, which handles premarket authorizations and recalls, in the agency’s Center for Devices and Radiological Health.
The withdrawal comes after postmarketing studies showed that the risks of side effects were greater than the benefits.