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. 2013 Apr 26;11:112. doi: 10.1186/1741-7015-11-112

Table 4.

Annual results of universal and targeted RV vaccination compared to no vaccination under base-case assumptions

  RV disease burden (95% CI)a   RV disease costsa (€ million) Vaccination costs (€ million)
 
Disease episodes (x1000)
Hospitalizationsb
Fatal cases
QALY’s lost (undiscounted)
Direct healthcare costs (undiscounted)
Societal costs (undiscounted)
(undiscounted)
No vaccination
74.1(57.8; 90.0)
4,870 (4,310; 5,430)
6.5 (3.2; 11.0)
257 (136; 422)
11.9 (10.5; 13.3)
18.2 (16.2; 20.3)
-
Targeted RV vaccination
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
RV1
67.3 (51.3; 82.4)
4,370 (3,890; 4,870)
0.7(0.2; 1.6)
119 (79; 177)
10.5 (9.3; 11.8)
16.4 (14.6; 18.2)
1.5
 Percent reduction
8%
10%
89%
54%
12%
10%
 
RV5
67.4 (51.5; 82.7)
4,384 (3,892; 4,870)
0.8 (0.3; 1.7)
121 (80; 184)
10.6 (9.4; 11.8)
16.4 (14.6; 18.2)
1.6
 Percent reduction
8%
10%
88%
53%
11%
10%
 
Universal RV vaccination
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
RV1
40.6 (30.1; 51.2)
1,370 (1,150; 1,650)
0.4 (0.2; 0.8)
60 (42; 81)
3.4 (2 8; 4 1)
5.9 (5.0; 6.9)
15.2
 Percent reduction
45%
72%
94%
77%
71%
67%
 
RV5
42.6 (31.7; 53.6)
1,440 (1,210; 1,710)
0.5(0.2; 0.9)
66 (45; 91)
3.6 (3.1; 4.3)
6.3 (5.3; 7.3)
16.7
 Percent reduction 43% 70% 92% 75% 70% 65%  

aResults reflect those five years and more after initial implementation of a vaccination strategy when steady state is reached; bincluding nosocomial infections. CI:confidence interval; QALY:quality-adjusted life year; RV: rotavirus.