140
Views
5
CrossRef citations to date
0
Altmetric
Original Research

A cost-effectiveness evaluation of the originator follitropin alpha compared to the biosimilars for assisted reproduction in Germany

, , , , &
Pages 319-331 | Published online: 13 May 2019

Figures & data

Figure 1 Cost-effectiveness model decision-tree structure.

Figure 1 Cost-effectiveness model decision-tree structure.

Table 1 Transition probabilities

Table 2 Mild–moderate and severe OHSS event rates

Table 3 Daily dosing inputs for normal, hyper- and poor responders

Table 4 Unit cost: assisted reproduction and birth

Table 5 Unit cost: mild to moderate and severe OHSS

Table 6 Unit cost: gonadotropin vial

Table 7 Gonadotropin costs for normal, poor and hyper-responders for one fresh cycle based on daily dosing

Table 9 Key clinical and cost-effectiveness results for Originator versus Biosimilar 2

Figure 2 Cost per live birth for Originator versus Biosimilar 1, Biosimilar 2 and pooled biosimilars.Notes: Biosimilar 1: Bemfola®, Gedeon Richter UK Ltd, London, UK. Biosimilar 2: Ovaleap®; CVC Capital Partners, Luxembourg.

Figure 2 Cost per live birth for Originator versus Biosimilar 1, Biosimilar 2 and pooled biosimilars.Notes: Biosimilar 1: Bemfola®, Gedeon Richter UK Ltd, London, UK. Biosimilar 2: Ovaleap®; CVC Capital Partners, Luxembourg.

Table 8 Key clinical and cost-effectiveness results for Originator versus Biosimilar 1

Table 10 Key clinical and cost-effectiveness results for Originator versus pooled biosimilars