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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2015 Oct 13.
Published in final edited form as: Healthcare (Basel). 2015 Sep 24;3(4):860–878. doi: 10.3390/healthcare3040860

Table 5.

Base case values of epidemiologic parameters in cost-effectiveness studies of routine testing for Lynch Syndrome (LS) in patients with colorectal cancer (CRC) that relate to asymptomatic mutation carriers.

Study # Relatives Tested per Proband % Relatives Testing Positive for Mutation Uptake of Prevention among Mutation Carriers Reduction in risk of CRC with LS Surveillance Weighted Incidence of First CRC in Absence of Adherence to Prevention Difference in Case-Fatality Rate of CRC in LS Relative to Non-LS Patients in Absence of Prevention
Mvundura et al. [32] 2.1 45% 79% 62% 41.3%—unadjusted 24%
Ladabaum et al. [31] & Wang et al. [33] 4 50% 80% 58% 46%–54% by age 70 25%–30%
Sie et al. [34] 8 39% 88% 63% 3.5% per year NR
Snowsill et al. [29,35] 2.1 44% 80% 61% 43.5%–46.4% 21%
Severin et al. [14] 1.1 50% 81.8% 52% 42%—unadjusted
35.6%—adjusted
33%
Barzi et al. [30] 2.6 Not stated 60%–80% 56% 46%–54% by age 70 NR

NR: Not reported.