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Cost impact of a non-invasive, portable device for patient self-administration of chronic migraine in a UK National Health Service setting.

Bernd BrüggenjürgenT BakerR BhogalF Ahmed
Published in: SpringerPlus (2016)
The current risk share based remuneration model of TMS allows the UK NHS to reimburse only the cost of those patients experiencing reduction in migraine days resulting in lower costs for treating migraine attacks. Treatment of chronic refractory migraine using TMS implies a substantial cost reduction potential for the management of chronic treatment of refractory migraine patients compared to conventional Botox treatment.
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