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Table 2 Clinical, cost and utility inputs

From: Cost-utility analysis of percutaneous mitral valve repair in inoperable patients with functional mitral regurgitation in German settings

Variable

Base Case Value

Range

Distribution for probabilistic sensitivity analysis

Reference

Characteristics of patients’ population

    

Age, years

62

50–80

Normal

[13]

   

(SD =12)

 

Male gender, %

77

0–100

Beta

 

Proportion of patients with severe MR at baseline in both arms

0.639

0.511–0.766

Beta

 
   

(α = 23; β = 13)

 

Proportion of patients with severe MR between 1 and 5 months in PMVR arm

0.35

0.28–0.42

Beta

 
   

(α = 12; β = 22)

 

Proportion of patients with severe MR from 6 months and onwards in PMVR arm

0.258

0.206–0.309

Beta

 
   

(α = 8; β = 23)

 

Effectiveness data and transition probabilities

    

Probability of peri-procedural mortality

0.019

0.01–0.03

Beta

[13]

   

(α = 1; β = 52)

 

Probability of myocardial infarction, which leads to PCI

0.04

0.02–0.06

Beta

 
   

(α = 2; β = 51)

 

Probability of vessel perforation

0.02

0–0.03

Beta

 
   

(α = 1; β = 52)

 

Probability of unsuccessful percutaneous annuloplasty

0.32

0.05–0.40

Beta

 
   

(α = 17; β = 36)

 

Probability of arrhythmia

0.04

0.02–0.06

Beta

Assumption

   

(α = 2; β = 51)

 

Six-month probability of excess mortality for NYHA class II

0.04

0.02–0.06

Beta

[22]

   

(α = 4; β = 96)

 

Six-month probability of excess mortality for NYHA class III

0.07

0.035–0.105

Beta

 
   

(α = 7; β = 93)

 

Six-month probability of excess mortality for NYHA class IV

0.28

0.14–0.42

Beta

 
   

(α = 28; β = 72)

 

Monthly probability of hospitalization for NYHA class I

0.015

0.008–0.023

Beta

[21]

   

(α = 1.5; β = 98.5)

 

Monthly probability of hospitalization for NYHA class II

0.024

0.012–0.036

Beta

 
   

(α = 2.4; β = 97.6)

 

Monthly probability of hospitalization for NYHA class III

0.024

0.012–0.036

Beta

 
   

(α = 2.4; β = 97.6)

 

Monthly probability of hospitalization for NYHA class IV

0.154

0.077–0.231

Beta

 
   

(α = 15.4; β = 84.6)

 

Relative risk for all-cause mortality with present severe MR

1.5

1.1–1.9

Log-normal (SElog = 0.26)

[23]

Relative risk for hospitalization due to HF with present severe MR

1.7

1.3–2.1

Log-normal (SElog = 0.33)

 

Resource utilization and cost data

    

Cost of Carillon device, €

18,000

12,600–23,400

-

Cardiac Dimensions, Inc.

Cost of PMVR placement procedure, €

4844

3391–6297

-

G-DRG code F19C

Cost of treatment of vessel perforation after PMVR placement, €

1998

1399–2597

-

 

Percentage of patients being hospitalized with stay in intensive care unit

7.2 %

-

Dirichlet

[27]

Percentage of patients being hospitalized with stay in coronary care unit

25.6 %

-

  

Percentage of patients being hospitalized with CABG performed

0.3 %

-

  

Percentage of patients being hospitalized with PTCA performed

0.2 %

-

  

Percentage of patients being hospitalized with heart transplantation performed

2.6 %

-

  

Percentage of patients being hospitalized with no procedure performed

62.3 %

-

  

Cost of hospitalization with stay in intensive care unit, €

5004

3503–6506

-

G-DRG code F62A 2013

Cost of hospitalization with stay in coronary care unit, €

5004

3503–6506

-

G-DRG code F62A 2013

Cost of hospitalization with CABG performed, €

15,056

10,539–19,573

-

G-DRG code F06E

Cost of hospitalization with PTCA performed, €

3793

2655–4931

-

G-DRG code F56B plus ZE101

Cost of hospitalization with heart transplantation performed, €

86,337

60,436–112,239

-

G-DRG code A05B 2013

Cost of hospitalization with no procedure performed, €

2740

1918–3562

-

G-DRG code F62B 2013

Annual cost of routine management of heart failure in NYHA class I, €

495

258–1031

Gamma

[26]

   

(α = 1;λ = 516)

 

Annual cost of routine management of heart failure in NYHA class II, €

874

455–1821

Gamma

 
   

(α = 1;λ = 910)

 

Annual cost of routine management of heart failure in NYHA class III, €

864

450–1800

Gamma

 
   

(α = 1;λ = 900)

 

Annual cost of routine management of heart failure in NYHA class IV, €

929

484–1935

Gamma

 
   

(α = 1;λ = 967)

 

Utility data

    

Utility for NYHA I class

0.815

0.652–0.978

Beta

[27]

   

(α = 395; β = 90)

 

Utility for NYHA II class

0.720

0.576–0.864

Beta

 
   

(α = 662; β = 257)

 

Utility for NYHA III class

0.590

0.472–0.708

Beta

 
   

(α = 360; β = 250)

 

Utility for NYHA IV class

0.508

0.406–0.609

Beta (α = 52; β = 50)

 

Decrement for percutaneous annuloplasty procedure

0.043

0.034–0.051

Beta

[29]

   

(α = 96; β = 2129)

 
  1. SD, standard deviation; MR, mitral regurgitation; PMVR, percutaneous mitral valve repair; NYHA, New York Heart Association