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Table 7 Cost-effectiveness analysis of screening 12 diseases singly, presented in 2018 RMB

From: Cost-effectiveness analysis of newborn screening by tandem mass spectrometry in Shenzhen, China: value and affordability of new screening technology

Diseases

Screening strategies

C

Incr. C

QALY

Incr. QALY

ICER

Rankinga

PKU

MS/MS

410.255

203.800

74.252

0.00000

∞

 

IF

206.455

 

74.252

   

MSUD

MS/MS

307.502

307.314

74.256

0.0001

2,939,542

3

Non-screening

0.188

 

74.256

   

CIT II

MS/MS

307.380

305.820

74.256

0.00002

18,133,638

8

Non-screening

1.476

 

74.256

   

CIT I

MS/MS

306.957

305.709

74.256

0.00001

22,672,072

9

Non-screening

1.180

 

74.256

   

HCY

MS/MS

307.007

304.463

74.256

0.00001

26,835,436

10

Non-screening

2.545

 

74.256

   

MMA

MS/MS

327.542

309.473

74.255

0.00023

1,322,605

2

Non-screening

18.069

 

74.255

   

IVA

MS/MS

308.210

305.563

74.256

0.00004

7,470,691

4

Non-screening

2.647

 

74.256

   

GA I

MS/MS

308.420

304.084

74.256

0.00002

18,017,789

7

Non-screening

4.336

 

74.256

   

PA

MS/MS

308.251

305.736

74.256

0.00004

8,728,484

5

Non-screening

2.515

 

74.256

   

PCD

MS/MS

331.625

312.330

74.254

0.00028

1,108,216

1

Non-screening

19.295

 

74.253

   

MCAD

MS/MS

306.961

305.723

74.256

0.00002

16,900,643

6

Non-screening

1.238

 

74.256

   

VLCAD

MS/MS

306.283

305.541

74.256

0.00001

28,203,412

11

Non-screening

0.742

 

74.256

   
  1. aIn the ranking of ICERs, the higher the rank, the bigger the ICER, indicating a less cost-effective screening program