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Table 2 Input values in the base case analysis

From: Cost-utility of ferric carboxymaltose (Ferinject®) for iron-deficiency anemia patients with chronic heart failure in South Korea

 

FCM

Placebo

Source

Proportion of patients according to NYHA class at baseline

  NYHA class II

0.17

0.19

Anker 2009 [16]

  NYHA class III

0.83

0.81

Anker 2009 [16]

Proportion of patients according to NYHA class at 24 weeks

  NYHA class I

0.06

0.01

Anker 2009 [16]

  NYHA class II

0.41

0.29

Anker 2009 [16]

  NYHA class III

0.5

0.65

Anker 2009 [16]

  NYHA class IV

0.01

0.03

Anker 2009 [16]

  Death

0.02

0.03

Anker 2009 [16]

Total medication cost (IDA treatment cost)

US $645

0

 

  FCM price (500 mg vial)

US $160

0

Suggested price

  Dose

1,000 mg

0

KNF

  No. of infusions

2

0

Gutzwiller 2012 [19]

  Normal saline price (200 mL)

US $1.8

0

HIRA weighted price

  Infusion fee

US $1.1

0

NHI fee schedule

Adjusted CHF medical cost by NYHA class excluding cost of IV iron treatment (6 months)

  NYHA class I

US $510

US $510

See Table 1

  NYHA class II

US $928

US $928

See Table 1

  NYHA class III

US $1,623

US $1,623

See Table 1

  NYHA class IV

US $3,142

US $3,142

See Table 1

Utility weight according to NYHA class (1 year)

  NYHA class I

0.93

0.93

Fox 2007 [21]

  NYHA class II

0.78

0.78

Fox 2007 [21]

  NYHA class III

0.61

0.61

Fox 2007 [21]

  NYHA class IV

0.44

0.44

Fox 2007 [21]

Utility difference from the FAIR-HF study

0.037 (scenario 2)

Gutzwiller 2012 [19]

 
  1. FCM, ferric carboxymaltose; IDA, iron-deficiency anemia; KNF, Korean National Formulary; NYHA, New York Heart Association; NHI, national health insurance; No, Number; IV, intravenous.