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. 2012 May;8(3 Suppl):e24s–e30s. doi: 10.1200/JOP.2011.000535

Table 1.

Separate Health States and Utilities Related to Lynch Syndrome Among Probands and Relatives, by Medical Service

Treatment Probands
Relatives
Health States* Utilities Health States* Utilities
Screening Men and women who received false-negative screening result 0.760
Germline testing Men and women who declined germline testing 0.660 Men and women who declined germline testing 0.719
Men and women who accepted germline testing, without Lynch syndrome 0.760
Male relatives who accepted germline testing, with Lynch syndrome 0.739
Germline testing and risk-reducing surgery Men and women who accepted germline testing, with Lynch syndrome, and: Female relatives who accepted germline testing, with Lynch syndrome, and:
    Declined TAH/BSO at age 40 years or colectomy at time of diagnosis 0.622     Declined TAH/BSO at age 40 years 0.669
    Accepted TAH/BSO at age 40 years or colectomy at time of diagnosis 0.672     Accepted TAH/BSO at age 40 years 0.697
Cancer treatment Colorectal cancer 0.601 Colorectal cancer 0.601
Endometrial cancer 0.728 Endometrial cancer 0.728
Ovarian cancer 0.593 Ovarian cancer 0.593

Abbreviation: TAH/BSO, total abdominal hysterectomy/oophorectomy.

*

Separate health states represented in the model by their own utility weight.