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Table 3 contains all base case probabilities and their respective ranges used in the sensitivity analyses.

Since the base case probabilities and resource costs are used, the cost per case is equal to that of Schneeweiss (381€).

To estimate the number of HIV-infected children in the whole of the Iganga and Mayuge districts, we inferred the base case probabilities in Table 1 to the districts population of about 1,140,000 individuals in 2008 (16).

In relation to the optimal rescreening strategy, the base case probabilities for cost effectiveness were relatively close across the alternatives and for that reason, even marginal impacts of alternative assumptions could have affected the results.

Table  2 shows the base case probabilities with the associated 95% confidence intervals (CI).

Due to lack of data, the authors have assumed a 35% per cycle probability of reaching the subacute health state and varied the base case probability in a sensitivity analysis from 0%to100%0%to100%

The Turnin 2001 RCT was used to estimate the base case probability of drop out, although this value was altered in a sensitivity analysis.

Thus R represents the base case probability of acquiring HIV (in the absence of the intervention) during the D months following the intervention.

To calculate the base case probability of a CLABSI in the programme arm of the decision tree, we multiplied the probability of CLABSI by the incidence rate ratio (0.19) from the trial.

Our base case probability of acquiring HIV for the WINGSparticipants (0.019) was higher than suggested by the incidence rates reported in some studies of women at high risk for acquiring HIV (0.018 to 1.2 new infections per 100 person-years [ 23, 24]), but substantially lower than others (3 or more new infections per 100 person-years [ 19- 22]).

Base-case probabilities of pneumococcal disease were adjusted to reflect the non-pandemic relative risk for persons with versus without influenza; therefore overall rates of disease in a non-pandemic year are equal to incidence rates from the literature.