Meeting an End-user Need in a Collaborative High Risk Medical Device Software Development in Accordance with Future European Regulations
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Thomas Lihoreau | Nadia Butterlin | Marc Puyraveau | Stéphanie Py | Sylvain Grosdemouge | Stéphanie Francois | Morgane Eveilleau | Aurélie Camelio | Gérard Thiriez | Floriane Ciceron | Pauline Ecoffet
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