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Cost Effectiveness Of Patient Selection Based On Advanced Imaging For Patient With Acute Ischemic Stroke
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In this video, Dean Barone discusses his research on the cost-effectiveness of using advanced imaging for patient selection in acute ischemic stroke cases. He mentions that previous stroke treatments were based on time alone, but recent studies have shown improved outcomes when using advanced imaging to determine treatment, extending the treatment window. Barone's research aims to evaluate if using advanced imaging is cost-effective and results in improved outcomes compared to the current guidelines based on time by the American Heart Association. He explains the methods used in his research, including developing a decision tree and gathering data from various studies. Barone concludes that using advanced imaging for patient selection is more cost-effective and leads to better outcomes than time-based guidelines.
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Dean Barone, PhD, PA-C
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Dean Barone
research
cost-effectiveness
advanced imaging
patient selection
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