Usual care with a behavioral component most cost-effectve treatment for spinal fusion

Study Type:Economic Analysis

OE Level Evidence:1

Journal Level of Evidence:N/A

Cost-effectiveness evaluation of an RCT in rehabilitation after lumbar spinal fusion: A low-cost, behavioural approach is cost-effective over individual exercise therapy

Eur Spine J. 2008 Feb;17(2):262-71

Contributing Authors: R Sogaard CE Bunger I Laurberg FB Christensen

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