Cost-effectiveness of magnetic resonance carotid plaque imaging for primary stroke prevention in Canada.
Eli LechtmanIndranil BalkiKiersten ThomasKevin ChenAlan R MoodyPascal N TyrrellPublished in: The British journal of radiology (2017)
MRIPH was found to be a cost-effective first-line tool to identify asymptomatic patients at high risk for stroke requiring annual surveillance and prompt management. Advances in Knowledge: Using MR imaging as a fist-line method to detect the presence of IPH provides clinically useful and cost-effective information that allows for enhanced risk evaluation and primary stroke prevention.