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In support of these claims, the applicant provided two retrospective reviews (Lee et al., 2022 and Muscarella, 2022) of medical device reports (MDRs) from the FDA Manufacturer and User Facility Device Experience (MAUDE) database, an FDA News Release (2021, April 1) concerning infection and contamination risks associated with reusable urological endoscopes, and an FDA Update (2025, January 31) communicating the recall of endoscope accessories from Olympus reusable urological endoscopes as supporting evidence