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Hepatology

A cost-utility analysis of prolonged-release tacrolimus relative to immediate-release tacrolimus and ciclosporin in liver transplant recipients in the UK

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Pages 995-1002 | Received 04 Apr 2016, Accepted 11 May 2016, Published online: 01 Jun 2016

Figures & data

Figure 1. Cost-utility model Markov states and possible transitions.

Figure 1. Cost-utility model Markov states and possible transitions.

Table 1. Odds ratios from the network meta-analysis.

Table 2. Unit costs in 2016 pounds sterling.

Figure 2. Cost-effectiveness acceptability curves.

Figure 2. Cost-effectiveness acceptability curves.

Figure 3. Survival projections over time in each arm of the cost-utility analysis.

Figure 3. Survival projections over time in each arm of the cost-utility analysis.

Figure 4. Cost-effectiveness scatterplot for PR tacrolimus relative to IR tacrolimus. No analyses resulted in reduced quality-adjusted life expectancy. Only the right-hand scatterplot quadrants are, therefore, illustrated.

Figure 4. Cost-effectiveness scatterplot for PR tacrolimus relative to IR tacrolimus. No analyses resulted in reduced quality-adjusted life expectancy. Only the right-hand scatterplot quadrants are, therefore, illustrated.

Figure 5. Cost-effectiveness scatterplot for PR tacrolimus relative to ciclosporin. No analyses resulted in reduced quality-adjusted life expectancy. Only the right-hand scatterplot quadrants are, therefore, illustrated.

Figure 5. Cost-effectiveness scatterplot for PR tacrolimus relative to ciclosporin. No analyses resulted in reduced quality-adjusted life expectancy. Only the right-hand scatterplot quadrants are, therefore, illustrated.

Table 3. One-way sensitivity analysis results for PR vs IR tacrolimus.

Table 4. One-way sensitivity analysis results for PR tacrolimus vs ciclosporin.

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