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. 2019 Oct 16;4(2):307–319. doi: 10.1007/s41669-019-00183-w

Table 3.

Base-case probabilistic results over a 30-day time horizon

Base-case probabilistic results Without CytoSorb® With CytoSorb®
Cohort 1 (comparator: no physiologic clearance)
 Cost (£) 16,874 12,933
 Incremental cost (£) − 3941
 QALYs 0.06091 0.06201
 Incremental QALYs 0.0011
 ICER (£; ∆Cost/∆QALYs) Dominant
 Probability of being cost-effective with £20,000 WTP thresholds (%) 99.68
 Probability of being cost saving (%) 99.63
Cohort 2 (comparator: physiologic clearance)
 Cost (£) 12,959 12,912
 Incremental cost (£) − 47.00
 QALYs 0.06234 0.06250
 Incremental QALYs 0.00017
 ICER (£; ∆Cost/∆QALYs) Dominant
 Probability of being cost-effective with £20,000 WTP thresholds (%) 53.11
 Probability of being cost saving (%) 51.06
Cohort 2 (comparator: physiologic clearance + short-acting antiplatelet)
 Cost (£) 13,200 12,939
 Incremental cost (£) − 261.00
 QALYs 0.06247 0.06249
 Incremental QALYs 0.000013
 ICER (£; ∆Cost/∆QALYs) Dominant
 Probability of being cost-effective with £20,000 WTP thresholds (%) 77.20
 Probability of being cost saving (%) 77.02
Cohort 2 (comparator: physiologic clearance + LMWH)
 Cost (£) 13,030 12,954
 Incremental cost (£) − 77
 QALYs 0.06248 0.06249
 Incremental QALYs 0.000014
 ICER (£; ∆Cost/∆QALYs) Dominant
 Probability of being cost-effective with £20,000 WTP thresholds (%) 57.06
 Probability of being cost saving (%) 56.91

QALYs quality-adjusted life-years, ICER incremental cost-effectiveness ratio, WTP willingness to pay, LMWH low-molecular-weight heparin