Economic Impact of Bone Spur Treatments
The treatment of bone spurs imposes both direct and indirect economic costs. Direct costs include surgeries, medications, and rehabilitation programs, while indirect costs involve lost productivity and decreased quality of life.
Healthcare systems worldwide are exploring cost-effective strategies such as early diagnosis, preventive care, and non-surgical interventions to manage these expenses. The emphasis on personalized care also contributes to better resource allocation, ultimately reducing the economic burden.
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