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Cardiac-CT and cardiac-MR cost-effectiveness: a literature review

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Cardiovascular diseases are still among the first causes of death worldwide with a huge impact on healthcare systems. Within these conditions, the correct diagnosis of coronary artery disease with the most appropriate imaging-based evaluations is of utmost importance. The sustainability of the healthcare systems, considering the high economic burden of modern cardiac imaging equipments, makes cost-effective analysis an important tool, currently used for weighing different costs and health outcomes, when policy makers have to allocate funds and to prioritize interventions, getting the most out of their financial resources. This review aims at evaluating cost-effective analysis in the more recent literature, focused on the role of Calcium Score, coronary computed tomography angiography and cardiac magnetic resonance.

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    Maurizio Centonze, Giulia Casagranda, Ugolino Alfonsi, Federica Spagnolli & Umberto Rozzanigo

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Centonze, M., Steidler, S., Casagranda, G. et al. Cardiac-CT and cardiac-MR cost-effectiveness: a literature review. Radiol med 125, 1200–1207 (2020). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11547-020-01290-z

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