Figures & data
Figure 1. First-line and second-line natalizumab treatment pathway for JC-virus-negative RRMS patients.
![Figure 1. First-line and second-line natalizumab treatment pathway for JC-virus-negative RRMS patients.](/cms/asset/b49a0916-1eb2-40e5-88cc-9f3baf90a9a6/ierp_a_1081060_f0001_b.jpg)
Figure 2. Efficiency frontier showing results from the 1000 Monte Carlo draws and the base-case incremental cost–effectiveness ratios (ICERs) for each strategy. Natalizumab second-line is subject to extended dominance as the mean ICER lies to the left of the efficiency frontier defined by the line connecting the non-dominated options, natalizumab first-line and GA first-line. As compared with GA first line, the ICER for natalizumab second line was greater (i.e., more costs per health unit gained) than the ICER for natalizumab first line.
![Figure 2. Efficiency frontier showing results from the 1000 Monte Carlo draws and the base-case incremental cost–effectiveness ratios (ICERs) for each strategy. Natalizumab second-line is subject to extended dominance as the mean ICER lies to the left of the efficiency frontier defined by the line connecting the non-dominated options, natalizumab first-line and GA first-line. As compared with GA first line, the ICER for natalizumab second line was greater (i.e., more costs per health unit gained) than the ICER for natalizumab first line.](/cms/asset/594ff591-a255-41ba-a433-41d5b6541ee3/ierp_a_1081060_f0002_c.jpg)