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Cost-Effectiveness of Operating on Traumatic Spinal Injuries in Low-Middle Income Countries: A Preliminary Report From a Major East African Referral Center.

Noah L LessingHo-Joong KimAlbert LazaroAshley A LeechAndreas LeidingerNicephorus RutabasibwaHamisi K ShabaniHalinder S MangatRoger Härtl
Published in: Global spine journal (2020)
This preliminary cost-effectiveness analysis suggests that the upfront costs of spine trauma surgery may be offset by a reduction in disability. LMIC governments should consider conducting more spine trauma cost-effectiveness analyses and including spine trauma surgery in universal health care.
Keyphrases
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  • healthcare
  • trauma patients
  • spinal cord injury
  • surgical site infection
  • primary care
  • spinal cord
  • physical activity
  • percutaneous coronary intervention
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