Primary total hip replacement surgery: a systematic review of outcomes and modelling of cost-effectiveness associated with different prostheses.
Ray Fitzpatrick,E Shortall,Mark Sculpher,David W. Murray,Richard W Morris,M Lodge,Jill Dawson,Andrew Carr,Annie Britton,Andrew Briggs +9 more
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To use evidence regarding both costs and outcomes of primary THR to model how much more effective newer prostheses must be to justify higher costs.Abstract:
Objectives- T identify the literature on primary total hip replacement(THR) surgery that is relevant to the question of whether prostheses differ in their medium to longer term outcomes, and to synthesise this evidence. To use evidence regarding both costs and outcomes of primary THR to model how much more effective newer prostheses must be to justify higher costsread more
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