Building Evidence for 3D Printing MAY 2016 ECONOMIC Evaluations of Innovations: Use of Anatomic Models for Congenital Heart Surgery

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Building Evidence for 3D Printing MAY 2016 ECONOMIC Evaluations of Innovations: Use of Anatomic Models for Congenital Heart Surgery

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July 21, 2016

The growing pressure on healthcare expenditures does not allow unreasoned costs. As innovations often imply ...
read more ↘ additional costs for healthcare providers, it becomes important to analyze their cost-effectiveness profile early to stimulate widespread implementation or redirect the innovations into a direction with a more likely cost-effective profile. Anatomic models of congenital heart diseases have been used to facilitate complex cardiac surgeries but benefits have always been described subjectively. During the presentation we will explore the economic value of these anatomic models. Presented by Philip Tack, Ghent University
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