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Crystal D'Silva

Research Scientist/Manager, Pre-Clinical Toxicology

Baxter International Inc.

Crystal D'Silva is a Biocompatibility subject matter expert at Baxter International and based in Brussels, Belgium. She is currently the Manager of Pre-Clinical Toxicology for Baxter’s Acute Therapies product portfolio where she engages with a cross-functional team of internal and external stakeholders to conduct biological risk evaluations according to global guidelines. Crystal is actively involved in standard development as a member of the ISO/TC 194 biological and clinical evaluation of medical devices technical committee. She is also a member of the European society of toxicology in vitro (ESTIV) and the Belgian society of toxicology and ecotoxicology (BELTOX).

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#biocompatibility #teaching #invitrotoxicology

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2nd Edition Biocompatibility and Toxicology for Medical Devices

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This conference will provide attendees with lessons learned and recent approaches on Chemical Characterization, Classifications for Hazardous Chemical Substances, In Vitro vs In Vivo Testing, Toxicological Risk Assessments, and Product Lifecycle Management. Additionally, attendees will walk away with actionable takeaways about how to navigate evol

03-04 May 2023

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2nd Edition Biocompatibility and Toxicology for Medical Devices