Endoscopic investigation in non-iron deficiency anemia: a cost to the health system without patient benefit
Abstract
The indication for endoscopy to investigate anemia of causes other than iron deficiency is not clear. Increasing numbers of endoscopic procedures for anemia raises concerns about costs to the health system, waiting times, and patient safety. The primary aim of this study was to determine the diagnostic yield of endoscopy in patients referred to undergo investigation for anemia. Secondary aims were to identify additional factors enabling the risk...
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Title
Endoscopic investigation in non-iron deficiency anemia: a cost to the health system without patient benefit
Published Date
Jan 15, 2016
Journal
Volume
04
Issue
02
Pages
E198 - E201
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