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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2013 Jan 2.
Published in final edited form as: AIDS. 2012 Jan 2;26(1):45–56. doi: 10.1097/QAD.0b013e32834dce6e

Table 2.

Summary of resource utilization and costs in the Tourcoing AIDS Reference Center: inputs for the CEPAC model of HIV disease and treatment in France.

Variable Average monthly cost, 2010€ (SD)a Time spent in stage (person-months)
Stage 1: No history of AIDS-defining event by CD4 count (cells/µl)b
 >500 220 (240) 290,226
 351 – 500 290 (390) 181,888
 201 – 350 370 (590) 51,898
 101 – 200 810 (2,270) 20,507
 51 – 100 870 (930) 5,240
 ≤50 1,200 (1,590) 3,953
Stage 2: Acute AIDS-defining diseasec
Pneumocystis jiroveci pneumonia 11,700 (5,610) 1,230
Mycobacterium avium complex 6,390 (2,900) 160
 Toxoplasmic encephalitis 9.420 (6,400) 533
 Cytomegalovirus infection 11,640 (3,780) 359
 Candida esophagitis 6,180 (5,070) 2,297
 Other AIDS-defining event 6,340 (6,890) 8,963
Stage 3: History of at least one AIDS-defining event by CD4 count (cells/µl)b
 >500 270 (330) 32,376
 351 – 500 390 (850) 29,649
 201 – 350 760 (1,840) 16,135
 101 – 200 1,050 (2,230) 9,828
 51 – 100 1,070 (1,190) 2,198
 ≤50 920 (580) 2,200
Stage 4: Month of deathc
 No history of an AIDS-defining event 7,400 (7,970) 1,077
 ≤30 days after an AIDS-defining event 14,070 (8,000) 566
 >30 days after an AIDS-defining event 11,750 (8,670) 475

SD, standard deviation.

a

Stage-specific cost estimates excluded the costs of antiretroviral drugs and CD4 count, HIV RNA and genotype tests. These costs were added individually to the stage-specific costs to allow for variations in laboratory testing frequency, ART initiation criteria, and the cost of newly available antiretroviral drugs.

b

From the Tourcoing AIDS Reference Center, January 2004 – December 2005.

c

From the Tourcoing AIDS Reference Center, January 1998 – December 2005.