Adsorption is one of the most cost-effectiveness methods to effectively remove pollutants particularly in the low concentration region.
Most cost-effectiveness analyses did not include such effects of varicella vaccination on HZ (Rozenbaum et al., 2008) and may therefore give too optimistic results.
Alternative treatment options might seem costly in the short term, but most cost-effectiveness analyses that also considered the long-term perspective have concluded that treatment alternatives in which the limb is saved are most cost effective (see Supplementary Ref. 1).
The patient groups were not defined using (randomized) intervention groups, which is the case in most cost-effectiveness analyses, but with the DSQ, which complicates the interpretation of the ICER statistic.
50 Most cost-effectiveness studies used data from the MARINA and ANCHOR trials with monthly ranibizumab injections.
Second, as most cost-effectiveness analyses performed alongside clinical trials, our study was not powered to detect a significant difference in costs.
It is therefore straightforward that level one is located in the most cost-effectiveness groups CE_A and CE_B since no additional costs need to be made.
Most cost-effectiveness studies of diabetic nephropathy have focused on treatment with ARB medications and are based on data from RENAAL and IDNT.
For the BC intervention there was minimal relapse up to the 12-months follow-up and consequently emerged as the most cost-effectiveness intervention on the longer term.
In addition, while most cost-effectiveness analyses suggest that organised screening - by most of the available tests - is likely to be considered cost-effective, none of the tests appears optimal across all settings [ 5].
Most cost-effectiveness studies (19, 66%) conducted a within-trial cost-effectiveness analysis using data from a single RCT or a non-randomized study, such as before and after or cohort studies.
