Table 7.

Direct, indirect and total cost of diabetes mellitus (DM) by country and GDP, Latin America and the Caribbean, 2015

Lower–middle income:	Indirect costs (US$×106)	S1 (Lower)		S2 (Higher)
		Direct costs (US$×106)	Total costs (US$×106)	Direct costs (US$×106)	Total costs (US$×106)
Bolivia	358	264	622	485	843
El Salvador	245	355	601	667	912
Guatemala	523	1059	1582	1948	2471
Guyana	44	28	72	46	90
Honduras	180	467	648	859	1039
Nicaragua	110	307	417	518	628
Paraguay	229	305	534	546	774
Sub–total	1690	2786	4476	5068	6757
Upper–middle income:
Argentina	1740	1771	3511	3057	4796
Belize	21	22	42	33	54
Brazil	19 052	18 271	37 323	24 605	43 656
Colombia	2805	3087	5892	5527	8331
Costa Rica	286	298	584	527	814
Cuba	1590	581	2170	956	2545
Dominican Republic	464	328	792	481	946
Ecuador	742	1187	1929	1795	2537
Grenada	35	4	39	7	42
Jamaica	239	328	567	526	765
Mexico	17 240	10 835	28 075	14 423	31 663
Panama	344	364	708	608	952
Peru	1209	571	1780	1021	2230
Saint Lucia	11	9	20	14	26
Suriname	51	27	78	43	94
Venezuela	6062	1800	7862	2891	8953
Sub–total	51 890	39 483	91 373	56 514	108 404
Higher–income:
Bahamas	70	50	120	75	145
Barbados	40	33	73	52	92
Chile	2224	1430	3654	2129	4353
Puerto Rico	440	1035	1475	1832	2272
Trinidad & Tobago	315	199	514	298	613
Uruguay	512	105	617	137	649
Sub–total	3601	2852	6453	4523	8125
Total	57 181	45 121	102 302	66 105	123 286