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Healthcare costs of GERD and acid-related conditions in pediatric patients, with comparison between histamine-2 receptor antagonists and proton pump inhibitors
Current Medical Research and Opinion, 09/24/09

Kothari S et al. – Pediatric GERD/ARC patients incurred significantly higher healthcare costs compared to similar children without GERD/ARC. Compared to patients initiated with H2RAs, patients initiated with PPIs had more baseline comorbidities, and lower GERD/ARC–related HCC after beginning treatment.

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