Episode Synopsis "Episode 10: Cost-effectiveness in managing Lung-RADS 4 nodules"

Host Praveen Ranganath @PraveenRangana9 speaks with Dr. Mark Hammer from the Brigham and Women's Hospital about his recent publication in the journal titled "Cost Effectiveness of Management Algorithms for Lung-RADS Category 4 Nodules" . Conversation topics include lung cancer screening CT, current guidelines for managing suspicious nodules, and principles of cost-effectiveness research. Which management algorithms for suspicious nodules are cost effective? Tune in and find out!

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