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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2012 May 1.
Published in final edited form as: Am J Kidney Dis. 2011 Mar 10;57(5):724–732. doi: 10.1053/j.ajkd.2010.12.016

Table 3.

ICER of Adjuvanted versus Non-Adjuvanted Vaccine

Adjuvant
Efficacy
Influenza Clinical Attack Rate
Base Case 12.50% 15.00% 17.50% 20.00%
Adjuvant Cost=$1
20% 208,861 248,331 58,642 16,390 Dominated*
40% 85,323 108,499 Dominated* Dominated* Dominated*
60% 32,433 20,185 Dominated* Dominated* Dominated*
80% 3,275 12,249 Dominated* Dominated* Dominated*
100% Dominated* Dominated* Dominated* Dominated* Dominated*
Adjuvant Cost=$2
20% 525,475 419,332 153,765 51,397 Dominated*
40% 193,703 122,258 33,166 1,061 Dominated*
60% 99,801 70,803 Dominated* Dominated* Dominated*
80% 53,634 37,536 Dominated* Dominated* Dominated*
100% 38,357 16,851 Dominated* Dominated* Dominated*
Adjuvant Cost=$5
20% 1,128,830 1,087,534 439,505 249,265 32,665
40% 525,173 458,354 154,171 93,731 Dominated*
60% 227,850 361,572 102,060 37,879 Dominated*
80% 241,426 226,823 49,969 13,647 Dominated*
100% 192,097 185,804 26,340 Dominated* Dominated*

Values are presented ICERs with units of $/QALY. Shaded values indicate cases where the adjuvanted strategy is cost-effective.

*

Adjuvanted vaccine strategy dominates the non-adjuvanted vaccine strategy (i.e. less costly and more effective)

100% adjuvant efficacy denotes influenza vaccine efficacy equal to that of a healthy adult.

The base case clinical influenza attack rate draws from a triangular distribution, with mean: 0.125, range: 0.05-0.20.

ICER, Incremental Cost-Effectiveness Ratio