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Original article

Direct medical costs for patients with tuberous sclerosis complex and surgical resection of subependymal giant cell astrocytoma: a US national cohort study

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Pages 349-356 | Accepted 18 Dec 2014, Published online: 03 Feb 2015

Figures & data

Figure 1. Study design, duration, and selection criteria.

Figure 1. Study design, duration, and selection criteria.

Figure 2. Sample selection scheme.

Figure 2. Sample selection scheme.

Table 1. Percentages of patients with a claim for SEGA-related conditions in three different time periods.

Figure 3. Cross-period comparison of direct medical costs by half and full years. All cross-period differences were statistically significant based on repeated measures analysis with bootstrapping.

Figure 3. Cross-period comparison of direct medical costs by half and full years. All cross-period differences were statistically significant based on repeated measures analysis with bootstrapping.

Figure 4. Cross-period comparison of direct medical costs by study period. All cross-period variations were statistically significant based on repeated measures analysis with bootstrapping. Also, the last pre-surgery period was 6 months before the surgery, the first post-surgery period was from the 2nd through 6th post-surgery month, and the second post-surgery period was from the 7th through 12th post-surgery month.

Figure 4. Cross-period comparison of direct medical costs by study period. All cross-period variations were statistically significant based on repeated measures analysis with bootstrapping. Also, the last pre-surgery period was 6 months before the surgery, the first post-surgery period was from the 2nd through 6th post-surgery month, and the second post-surgery period was from the 7th through 12th post-surgery month.

Table 2. Direct medical costs by types and study periods.

Appendix Diagnosis codes for identifying SEGA-related conditions.

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