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Table 2 Lifetime results of base-case analysis

From: Cost-effectiveness of universal genetic screening for familial hypercholesterolemia in young adults aged 18–40 years in China

Outcome

Current passive screening

Universal cholesterol screening

Universal genetic screening

Difference between universal cholesterol screening and current passive screening

Difference between universal genetic screening and current passive screening

Not-fatal CHD

692,586

662,541

603,821

 − 30,046

 − 88,766

Fatal CHD

423,415

393,122

339,224

 − 30,293

 − 84,191

Total CHD events

1,116,001

1,055,663

943,045

 − 60,339

 − 172,956

Number needed to screen

4,359,000

435,899,980

435,899,980

431,540,980

431,540,980

Number needed to screen to prevent one CHD event

7152

2495

Total LYs

8,193,640

8,741,433

9,461,368

547,793

1,267,728

Total QALYs

7,719,658

8,249,570

8,946,949

529,912

1,227,292

Screening costs (US$)

444,707,418

22,597,552,805

42,063,824,990

22,152,845,387

41,619,117,572

Acute event costs (US$)

2,984,385,478

2,531,027,048

1,905,310,714

 − 453,358,430

 − 1,079,074,764

Chronic management costs (US$)

6,245,480,021

5,524,675,673

4,371,956,478

 − 720,804,348

 − 1,873,523,543

Treatment costs (US$)

823,802,224

1,782,461,717

2,608,322,896

958,659,492

1,784,520,671

Total costs (US$)

10,498,375,141

32,435,717,242

50,949,415,077

21,937,342,101

40,451,039,936

ICER (US$/LY)

40,047 (25,790–65,777)a

31,908 (18,196–54,812)a

ICER (US$/QALY)

41,398 (26,387–66,916)a

32,960 (18,612–57,037)a

  1. CHD Coronary heart disease, QALYs Quality-adjusted life years, Lys Life years, ICER Incremental cost-effectiveness ratio
  2. a95% confidence interval