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. 2021 Jul 12;16(7):e0254631. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0254631

Table 2. Presentation of costs for each study after transforming costs to US dollars using Purchasing Power Parities (PPP), by inflating 1% annually.

First author, Year, Country Year of costing Currency Total costs: direct + indirect PPP rate for the costing year * Total costs transformed to USD using PPP Recalculated with 1% inflation rate, present value 2020 (USD)
Bahia, 2018 [11], Brazil 2013 Brazilian Real BRL 51,764,175 1.646 $ 31,448,466 $ 33,717,012
Balbay, 2019 [6], Turkey 2016 USD - - $ 123,000,000 (2035) -
Besa-Creuz, 2018 [4], Mexico 2016 Mexican Peso MXN 2,188,974.31 8.446 $ 259,172.90 $ 269,696.36
Patel, 2019 [15], USA 2015 USD $ 1,307 (per case) - - $ 1,373.67
Fox, 2016 [5], USA 2012 USD $ 46,890 (1st year after) - - $ 55,775.15
$ 19,617 (2nd year) $ 21,242.40
Henk 2015 [13], USA 2012 USD $ 20,621 (1st year) - - $ 22,329.59
$ 16,786 (2nd year) $ 18,176.83
$ 15,133 3rd year) $ 16,386,87
Nichols, 2018 [14], USA 2016 USD $ 17,848 - - $ 18,572.70
Dragomir, 2010 [12], Canada 2002–2006 Canadian dollars CAD 71,000,000 1.234 (2008) $ 57,536,466.80 $ 66,136,684.90

PPP, Purchasing Power Parities; USD, US dollar; CAD, Canadian dollar.