Cost-effectiveness of quality improvement intervention to reduce time between CT-detection and ureteroscopic laser fragmentation in acute symptomatic ureteric stones management.
Faid KhopekarSoha NabiMehdi ShivaMorven StewartBenedict RajendranGhulam NabiPublished in: World journal of urology (2024)
Implementation of quality improvement project based on a reduction in CT detection-to-laser fragmentation time interval in acute ureteric obstruction or symptoms caused by stones had similar clinical effectiveness compared to delayed ureteroscopic management, but more cost-effective.
Keyphrases
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