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. 2011 Apr 26;8(5):1271–1286. doi: 10.3390/ijerph8051271

Table 3.

Cost-effectiveness results.

Incremental Difference: Complete Banvs.Current Legislation Incremental Difference: Optimistic Case Incremental Difference: Worst Case
Gross Intervention Costs (C) 3,994,645 1,996,438 5,067,102
AMI Treatment Costs Saved (T) 40,051,602 237,927,598 1,626,740
All Tobacco-Attributable Treatment Costs Saved (T) 99,609,250 946,905,837 2,527,779
Net Costs (AMI Treatment) *(C-T) –36,056,957 –235,931,160 3,440,362
Net Costs (All Tobacco-Attributable Disease Treatment) * (C-T) –95,614,605 –944,909,399 2,539,322
AMI Cases Averted (A) 17,478 53,361 13,109
Smokers Quitting (Q) 221,154 385,100 46,060
Life Years Gained (L) 437,589 891,945 45,268
Incremental Cost-Effectiveness Ratios
Cost per LY Gained (C-T)/(L) Cost Saving Cost Saving 56 (USD) Highly Cost-Effective
Cost per LY Gained w/out Medical Treatment Saved (C/L) 9.13 (USD) Highly Cost-Effective 2.24(USD) Highly Cost-Effective 112 (USD) Highly Cost-Effective
Cost per AMI Case Averted (C-T)/A Cost Saving Cost Saving 262 (USD) Highly Cost-Effective
Cost per AMI Case Averted w/out Medical Treatment Saved (C/A) 229 (USD) Highly Cost-Effective 37 (USD) Highly Cost-Effective 387 (USD) Highly Cost-Effective
*

The net costs were calculated by subtracting the medical treatment costs saved from the gross cost of the intervention.