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. 2021 Nov;27(11):10.18553/jmcp.2021.27.11.1532. doi: 10.18553/jmcp.2021.27.11.1532

TABLE 2.

Cost-Effectiveness of VenG Compared With Other Treatments

Treatment Total costs ($) Life-years gained QALYs gained Incremental costs ($) Incremental life-years gained Incremental QALYs gained ICER ($/QALY)
VenG $291,012 13.01 6.521
GClb $491,040 13.01 6.188 $200,028 0 −0.333 VenG is dominant
BR $595,771 12.31 5.815 $304,759 −0.70 −0.706 VenG is dominant
Ibr $1,045,472 12.31 6.004 $754,460 −0.70 −0.517 VenG is dominant
Ibr + G $1,779,412 13.02 6.543 $1,488,400 0.01 0.022 $67,856,575
Ibr + R $1,040,860 12.22 5.946 $749,848 −0.79 −0.576 VenG is dominant
Acala $1,870,749 13.55 7.194 $1,579,737 0.54 0.672 $2,349,304
Acala + G $1,947,166 13.56 7.482 $1,656,154 0.55 0.961 $1,724,052

Acala = acalabrutinib; B = bendamustine; Clb = chlorambucil; G = obinutuzumab; Ibr = ibrutinib; ICER = incremental cost-effectiveness ratio; QALY = quality-adjusted life-year; R = rituximab; Ven = venetoclax.