Comparison and Cost-Effectiveness of Endoscopic Closure Techniques

Endoscopic closure of gastrointestinal defects has evolved with multiple devices offering minimally invasive alternatives to surgery. This article focuses on the cost-effectiveness of closure techniques, comparing devices in terms of clinical efficacy, resource utilization, and long-term value. By integrating health economics into decision-making, providers can balance outcomes with institutional costs, guiding optimal device selection. The discussion highlights comparative analyses, practical considerations, and strategies to achieve both high-quality care and economic efficiency in gastrointestinal defect management.