Table 13:
Author, Year, Location | Study Design and Perspective | Population/Comparator | Interventions | Results | ||
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Health Outcomes | Costs | Cost-Effectiveness | ||||
Guo et al, 2003, United States47 | Cost–utility analysis Decision model 12-year model United States societal perspective | 60-year-old patients with severe diabetic foot ulcers (Wagner grade 3 or higher) | HBOT Standard care | 0.61 QALY gained per person for HBOT | Incremental cost of $1,371 per person for HBOT | $2,255/QALY |
Chuck et al, 2008, Canada48 | Cost–utility analysis Decision model 12-year model Canadian provincial ministry of health | 65-year-old patients with diabetic foot ulcers | HBOT Standard care | HBOT = 3.64 QALYs Standard care = 3.01 QALYs | HBOT = $40,695 Standard care = $49,786 | HBOT dominates standard care |
Abbreviations: HBOT, hyperbaric oxygen therapy; QALY, quality-adjusted life year.