Abstract
A stated-preference study aimed to quantify patients’ benefit-risk preferences for alternative devices used in revascularization procedures for peripheral arterial disease (PAD). A main objective was testing whether parallel discrete-choice experiment (DCE) and threshold-technique (TT) data would yield similar maximum acceptable risk (MAR) estimates.
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