… of patients not requiring shock therapy [8, 9]. The main aim of the present study was to
critically review economic models evaluating CRT-D devices for patients with heart failure (HF), …

… With regard to our explorative German economic appraisal of CRT … evaluation is founded
on various estimates for clinical and economic model variables, which all influence the analysis …

… clinical evaluation is needed, considering the patient's profile, underlying aetiology and
life expectancy, as well as evidence, recommendations, and economic evaluation focused on …

… Such an approach … economic considerations. We will not address the issue of cost
effectiveness of CRT in the setting of mild heart failure, a distinct setting where economic analysis of …

… This study investigated the cost effectiveness of early cardiac resynchronization therapy (CRT)
implantation among patients with mild heart failure (HF). The differential cost …

… Our economic evaluation shows promising health economic benefits associated with SO …
Based on the promising cost-effectiveness results from our exploratory economic analysis, …

… A conundrum that relates to economic analysis is how to best define societal costs. Whether
a Center for Medicare and Medicaid Services payment to hospitals in fact represents true …

… by an economic analysis conducted by the Eucomed CRT Steering Committee11. All of
these were issued before publication of the results of the CArdiac REsynchronization in Health …

… All economic evaluations, including our own model, are subject to a number of common …
Second, the economic evaluations are limited by the external validity of the trial results. The …

… is the first published economic evaluation of the long-term costs and effects of cardiac
resynchronization therapy compared with medical therapy in patients with heart failure. The point …