Study (author, year) Source (database) Modeling method Main strategy tested Base strategy Clinical outcome Economic outcome Perspective of the paying source Main result £
Caetano et al. (2006) [6] LILACS Markov model Population screening with hybrid capture Population screening with OC Number of cases detected R$/QALY Brazilian Unified Health System Base Strategy
Vanni et al. (2007) [10] MEDLINE Markov model Perform hybrid capture for patients with ASC-US Repeat OC in 6 months for patients with ASC-US Years of life saved US$/years of life saved Brazilian Unified Health System $ 1,914/year of life saved
Goldie et al. (2007) [19] MEDLINE Dynamictransition model Mass vaccination of pre-adolescents against HPV Population screening with OC Years of life saved US$/years of life saved Brazilian Unified Health System $ 1,100/year of life saved
Kok et al. (2007) [28] MEDLINE Dynamic transition model Mass vaccination of pre-adolescent boys and girls against HPV Mass vaccination of only pre-adolescent girls against HPV Years of life saved US$/years of life saved Brazilian Unified Health System $ 37,720/year of life saved
Colantonio et al. (2009) [20] MEDLINE Markov model Mass vaccination of pre-adolescent girls against HPV Population screening with OC QALY US$/QALY Brazilian Unified Health System $ 10,181/QALY
Kawai et al. (2012) [21] MEDLINE Dynamic transition model Mass quadrivalent vaccination of pre-adolescent girls against HPV Population screening with OC QALY US$/QALY Brazilian Unified Health System $ 450/QALY
£The main result refers to the incremental cost-effectiveness ratio of the main strategy tested in relation to the base strategy, considering the base case described in the article. Legend: OC: Oncotic Cytology For Cervical Cancer; QALY: Quality-Adjusted Life Years; SUS (Brazilian Unified Health System); ASC-US: Atypical Squamous Cells of Unknown Significance
Table 1: Summary of 6 articles selected for the systematic review of the medical literature.
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