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Table 3 Cost of illness (direct costs) attributed to diabetic foot (2012 US dollars)

From: The cost of illness attributable to diabetic foot and cost-effectiveness of secondary prevention in Peru

Description

All strategies

Sub-optimal care

Standard care

Standard care plus temperature monitoring

Prevention strategy

Cost per person

  

US$65

 

US$185

 

US$406

Total people

  

206,298

 

206,298

 

206,298

Total cost of prevention

  

US$13,350,763

 

US$38,129,966

 

US$83,849,832

Complications

Cost/person

No. of people

Total cost

No. of people

Total cost

No. of people

Total cost

Hospital

Healing with debridement

US$1,022

5416

US$5,535,166

2979

US$3,044,341

1148

US$1,172,820

Healing with major amputation

US$7,360

3658

US$26,921,264

2012

US$14,806,695

775

US$5,704,219

Healing with minor amputation

US$5,153

2897

US$14,930,136

1594

US$8,211,575

614

US$3,163,476

Death with major amputation

US$7,360

981

US$7,216,590

539

US$3,969,125

208

US$1,529,089

Death with minor amputation

US$5,153

777

US$4,002,215

427

US$2,201,218

165

US$848,010

Subtotal

US$26,048

13728

US$58,605,371

7551

US$32,232,954

2909

US$12,417,613

Outpatient

Healing with outpatient visit

US$79

32032

US$2,514,669

17618

US$1,383,068

6787

US$532,821

Total No. of people/Total cost of treatment

 

45761

US$61,120,040

25168

US$33,616,022

9696

US$12,950,435

Total cost

  

US$74,470,803

 

US$71,745,988

 

US$96,800,267