In addition, the delivery of cerebrospinal fluid is a high-risk test that requires strict control of the operation process to ensure patient safety and test accuracy. Therefore, hospitals will provide special management for such tests, including separate charges and strict control of the operation process.
For the patients, they need to bear the extra cost, but they can also cope with it in the following ways:
1. Consult the hospital in advance to know the details of the checkup program and the cost standard, so as to be prepared accordingly.
2. Strictly follow the doctor's instructions during the checkup in the hospital to avoid accidents and unnecessary expenses.
3. For patients who cannot afford the cost of the examination, they can apply for medical assistance from the hospital or seek help from other sources.
In conclusion, the reason why cerebrospinal fluid delivery is charged separately and cannot be reimbursed is because it is a special test that requires specialized equipment and personnel to operate, and also carries a high level of risk. For patients, it is necessary to know the relevant information in advance and follow the doctor's instructions strictly to avoid unnecessary expenses and safety accidents.