Pmd184 - Po-Scorad Tool in Black Skin Patients With Atopic Dermatitis: Correlation With the Scorad

Abstract

a systematic review and patients interviews: perioperative death, death within five years, myocardial infarction within five years and the need to repeat the revascularization treatment within five years. A conditional logit model was used to estimate the coefficients that were used as the relative preference weights. RESULTS: A total of 160 patients completed the experiment. The majority of respondents (73%) preferred surgery and on average, patients valued a 1% increased risk of death within five years in the same way as a 2.8% risk of nonfatal myocardial infarction (MI), 1.1% risk of perioperative death, and 4.2% increased risk to redo the procedure. CONCLUSIONS: In this sample, most patients preferred surgery instead of angioplasty when facing realistic levels of risks and benefits. The coefficients ratios indicate that patients do not value all attributes similarly, highlighting the limitation of using composite endpoints. Patients valued 1%-increased risk of perioperative death in the same way as a 3.9% risk of repeat revascularization. Based on the 3.1% difference between perioperative mortality from angioplasty and surgery in Brazil, patients would prefer angioplasty as long as the risk of needing to redo the treatment is under 12.1% suggesting the necessity to incorporate the second-generation stents in the Brazilian public health system.