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Early magnetic resonance imaging in acute knee injury: A cost analysis
Nirav K. Patel
, Andrew Bucknill
, David Ahearne
, Janet Denning
, Kailash Desai
, Martin Watson
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Cardiac Magnetic Resonance Imaging (cMRI)
100%
Cost Analysis
100%
Acute Knee Injury
100%
Early MRI
75%
Time off Work
50%
Management Costs
50%
Physiotherapy
50%
Activity Limitation
50%
Male Sex
25%
Timing of Surgery
25%
Soft Tissue
25%
Median Time
25%
Mean Cost
25%
Surgical Treatment
25%
Limited Availability
25%
Nonoperative Management
25%
Satisfaction Index
25%
Knee Injury
25%
Conventional Treatment
25%
Outpatient Appointment
25%
Conventional Management
25%
Internal Derangement
25%
Pain Activity
25%
Fast Diagnosis
25%
Conventional Physiotherapy
25%
Activity Satisfaction
25%
Fracture Clinic
25%
Cost Per Patient
25%
Total Management
25%
Medicine and Dentistry
Magnetic Resonance Imaging
100%
Knee Injury
100%
Cost Benefit Analysis
100%
Health Care Cost
45%
Physiotherapy
27%
Outpatient
9%
Surgery
9%
Nursing and Health Professions
Cost Benefit Analysis
100%
Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Imaging
100%
Knee Injury
100%
Physiotherapy
27%
Outpatient
9%
Surgery
9%