A Systematic Review of Economic Evaluations in Vascular Surgery

Javidan, Arshia; Naji, Faysal; Li, Allen; Wu, Annie Siyu; Srivatsav, Varun; Rapanos, Theodore; Harlock, John

doi:10.1016/j.avsg.2020.03.033

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“…23 See Table 2 for a comparison of methodologic and reporting quality of economic evaluations across various specialties. 1–81…”

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“…4 Unfortunately, the most common type of economic evaluation in the surgical literature is partial economic evaluation (i.e., cost analysis). [5][6][7][8][9] The usefulness of cost analyses is generally low, as often only costs are compared and all other outcomes are assumed to be equivalent. 3 Many new interventions are purported to be "cost-effective," but this term is often misused in surgical literature.…”

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“…Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery • March 2022 surgery (n = 34; 72 percent) and constitute a higher percentage of economic evaluation publications in hand and wrist surgery compared to other specialties. [5][6][7][8][23][24][25][26] A recent study found that partial economic evaluations constituted 50 percent of economic evaluations in plastic surgery. 5 A systematic review of economic analyses in oral and maxillofacial surgery found that partial economic evaluations constituted 58.4 percent of studies.…”

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“…5 A systematic review of economic evaluations in vascular surgery found that most publications ( n = 183; 78 percent) were cost analyses. 6 Furthermore, Kamdem et al 7 found that only 43.7 percent ( n = 52) of economic evolutions in pediatric surgery were full economic evaluation studies.…”

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Methodologic and Reporting Quality of Economic Evaluations in Hand and Wrist Surgery: A Systematic Review

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Plastic &Amp; Reconstructive Surgery

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New hand interventions constantly arise and often have greater reported effectiveness yet higher cost. 1 Economic evaluations can be used by hand surgeons, as they provide a decision-making framework on the effects of alternative interventions on health outcomes and costs. 2 Types of economic evaluations include the following: cost-utility analysis, cost-effectiveness analysis, cost-benefit analysis, and cost analysis 3 (Table 1). For a surgical technique to be deemed "cost-effective," both effectiveness and costs must be integrated into a single measure [e.g., incremental cost-utility ratio (in cost-utility analysis),

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“…23 See Table 2 for a comparison of methodologic and reporting quality of economic evaluations across various specialties. 1–81…”

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Methodologic and Reporting Quality of Economic Evaluations in Hand and Wrist Surgery: A Systematic Review

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Duku

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Plastic &Amp; Reconstructive Surgery

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“…19 Diseases managed by vascular surgeons, like PAD and AAA , impose a significant healthcare burden. 20 In countries with limited resources like Pakistan, the use of AI will prove cost-effective for managing these issues by reducing the need for human resources. 19 AI can reduce human errors through precise programming, ensuring accuracy by leveraging predetermined algorithms based on previous information.…”

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A short report on the current landscape of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in vascular surgery in Pakistan

Nadeem Ahmed Siddiqui,

Muhammad Anees,

Fareed Shaikh

et al. 2024

J Pak Med Assoc

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This study focuses on the current applications, potential, and challenges to Artificial Intelligence (AI) integration in vascular surgery with specific emphasis on its relevance in Pakistan. Despite the benefits of AI in vascular surgery, there is a substantial gap in its adoption in Pakistan compared to global standards. In our context with limited resources and a scarcity of vascular surgeons, AI can serve as a promising solution. It can enhance healthcare accessibility, improve diagnostic accuracy, and alleviate the workload on vascular surgeons. However, hurdles including the absence of a comprehensive vascular surgery database, a shortage of AI experts, and potential algorithmic biases pose significant challenges to AI implementation. Despite these obstacles, the study underscores the imperative for continued research, collaborative efforts, and investments to unlock the full potential of AI and elevate vascular healthcare standards in Pakistan. Continue...

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Quality of health economic evaluations in emergency medicine journals: a systematic review

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A Systematic Review of Economic Evaluations in Vascular Surgery

Cited by 11 publications

References 30 publications

Methodologic and Reporting Quality of Economic Evaluations in Hand and Wrist Surgery: A Systematic Review

Methodologic and Reporting Quality of Economic Evaluations in Hand and Wrist Surgery: A Systematic Review

A short report on the current landscape of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in vascular surgery in Pakistan

Quality of health economic evaluations in emergency medicine journals: a systematic review

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