… -D is cost effective versus ICD in a 40 year time horizon (incremental cost-effectiveness ratio
of … While several assessments of cost-effectiveness and cost-utility have been produced for …

… The aim was to evaluate the cost-effectiveness of cardiac magnetic resonance imaging-…
of a cardiac resynchronisation device pacemaker versus cardiac resynchronisation device …

… ), could also be considered for cardiac resynchronisation therapy (CRT).3 The scope of this
manuscript is to calculate CRT's cost-effectiveness in order to provide reimbursement advice …

… The main findings of these studies, in terms of cost effectiveness and cost-utility estimates,
are shown in Table 1 . Any evaluation of such studies should consider that economic …

… With lower clinical costs over time, despite a higher initial cost of the quadripolar catheter
compared to the bipolar catheter, the incremental cost effectiveness ratio was favourable at £…

… effectiveness, and therefore into improved cost effectiveness. The extended longevity of CRT
devices will also positively impact cost-effectiveness … the issue of cost effectiveness of CRT …

… the costs and effects of cardiac resynchronization. Unit costs of complications related to cardiac
… defibrillators, since the costs of insertion of either device were similar (Table 1) (10). Unit …

… Our results differ from those of an earlier cost-effectiveness report that analyzed the cost
effectiveness of CRT in patients with heart failure (28) based on a meta-analysis of various CRT …

A long-term cost-effectiveness analysis of cardiac resynchronisation therapy with or without
defibrillator based on health claims data | Cost Effectiveness and Resource Allocation …

… gained, the probability that CRT is cost-effective is 79.6%. Cardiac resynchronization therapy
becomes cost effective after ∼4.5 years. Cardiac resynchronization therapy needs only to …