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See Latest ArticlesTreatment Options for Graves Disease: A Cost-Effectiveness Analysis
Journal of the American College of Surgeons, 07/15/09
In H et al. - This is the first formal cost-effectiveness study in the US of the optimal treatment for patients with Graves disease who fail to achieve euthyroidism after 18 months of ATM. The findings demonstrate that TT is more cost effective than RAI or lifelong ATM in these patients; this continues until the cost of TT becomes > $19,300.
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