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The Cost-effectiveness of Routine Office-based Identification and Subsequent Medical Treatment of Primary Open-Angle Glaucoma in the United States
Ophthalmology, 05/07/09
Rein DB et al. - Glaucoma treatment was highly cost-effective when the costs of diagnostic assessments were excluded or when authors assumed optimistic treatment efficacy. The cost was reasonable and in line with other health interventions even when diagnostic assessment costs were included and assuming conservative efficacy.
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