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. 2015 Dec 9;32(12):1248–1262. doi: 10.1007/s12325-015-0270-9

Table 3.

Base case results

Inputs in model US model PemC US model PCB ∆ US PCB—PemCa Japan model PemC (in US$) Japan model PCB (in US$) ∆ Japan PCB—PemCa
Drug acquisition costs
 Induction $17,380 $21,937 $4557 $12,141 $18,402 $6261
 Maintenance $19,576 $23,830 $4254 $12,461 $17,053 $4592
 Premedication $15 $15 $0 $83 $175 $93
 Subsequent therapy $4990 $8810 $3820 $3217 $5948 $2730
 First-line therapy (induction + maintenance) $1956 $2389 $433 $528 $524 $4
 Subsequent therapy $407 $529 $122 $125 $166 ($41)
Toxicity $8970 $9700 $730 $99 $157 $58
G-CSF use $2128 $3472 $1344 $2765 $4512 $1747
ESA use $2047 $510 ($1537) $634 $189 ($445)
Transfusions $141 $55 ($86) $38 $15 ($24)
Total $57,609 $71,248 $13,639 $32,090 $47,140 $15,049

ESA Erythropoiesis-stimulating agent, G-CSF Growth colony stimulating factor, PCB Induction bevacizumab plus paclitaxel plus carboplatin followed by single-agent bevacizumab, PemC Induction pemetrexed plus carboplatin followed by single-agent pemetrexed

aDifference in 2013 $US; parentheses indicate negative values where PemC is more expensive; overall differences vary due to rounding