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The cost of ICH alone is estimated to be USD $125,000 per person per year, with a total cost of USD $6 billion per year in the United States alone [ 4, 5] related to both acute and chronic medical care costs, as well as the loss of productivity.
Assuming that the adult prevalence of diabetes in the affected area was 9.2% (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention estimate in an adult population of approximately 1.0 million, 2000 U.S. Census data), we estimated a lifetime cost of USD $504 million for the population affected by Hurricane Katrina.
A weighted, global average cleanup cost of USD 16,000/tonne of oil spilt has been calculated, considering the distribution of oil tanker traffic densities.
Initial estimates for the completion of the project were up to 30 years at a cost of USD $10 million for land acquisitions.
This gives a per capita cost of USD 4.17.
We estimate a lifetime cost of USD $504 million for the adult population affected, with the largest economic impact seen among MCLNO patients.
Both the gel and liquid formulations were produced by Galentic Pharma (India) Pvt. Ltd. and made available at a low cost of ~ USD 0.02 per application.
The remaining study concluded exercise-based CR was an efficient use of healthcare resources with a best incremental cost of USD$480€3988) and mean QALY gain of 0.052 leading to an expected ICER of USD$9200(€7638)/QALY (range USD$2300 to $182,800/€1910 to€151,7699) over usual care [4].
For cardiac patients, the cost-effectiveness of CR compared to standard care has been estimated to cost between USD$2000 $28,000 per life-year gained or leading to increased health-related quality of life (HRQL) at a cost of USD$700 $16,000 per quality-adjusted life-year (QALY) gained [3].
Over 15-years, hospital-based CR is reportedly highly cost-effective and compares favourably to alternative treatments (e.g. thrombolytic therapy, cholesterol-lowering drugs) with a net incremental cost of USD$430 $1280 vs $850/€357 €1063063 vs €706), a discounted incremental life expectancy of 0.202 years and an ICER of USD$4950(€4111)/YLS [16].
The treatment-only strategy resulted in 690 deaths, 13,950 hospitalization days, and economic cost of USD$497 million.
