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. 2020 Oct 7;21(8):1197–1209. doi: 10.1007/s10198-020-01235-3

Table 6.

Economic evaluation results: costs, effects and ICERs

Intervention strategies Costs (€/patient) Effect (per patient) ICER
Mean [95% CI] Mean [95% CI] Mean [95% CI]
CEA % death/renal problem (30-day FU) €/case
 CO-PCI 25,400 [22,600, 28,200] 0.541 [0.457, 0.615]
 MV-PCI 24,500 [21,800, 27,500] 0.447 [0.393, 0.5]
 CO-PCI vs. MV-PCI 841 [− 3360, 4780] 0.0933 [0.0225, 0.159] 9010 [− 45,400, 83,200]
CUA (1-year FU) QALYs €/QALY
 CO-PCI 25,400 [22,600, 28,200] 0.398 [0.319, 0.478]
 MV-PCI 24,500 [21,800, 27,500] 0.34 [0.285, 0.394]
 CO-PCI vs. MV-PCI 841 [− 3360, 4780] 0.0577 [− 0.00275, 0.114] 14,600 [− 111,000, 178,000]
CUA (lifelong) QALYs €/QALY
 CO-PCI 27,200 [23,500, 37,700] 2.94 [1.09, 5.49]
 MV-PCI 25,100 [22,400, 29,,400] 2.64 [0.951, 4.83]
 CO-PCI vs. MV-PCI 2060 [− 2370, 10,500] 0.293 [− 0.69, 1.51] 7010 [− 92,200, 107,000]

Effectiveness measure for CEA is % reduction of composite outcome death or renal-replacement therapy at 30-day follow-up. Figures are rounded to 3 significant figures

CO-PCI culprit only percutaneous coronary intervention, MV-PCI multivessel percutaneous coronary intervention.