1. Effectiveness and Cost-effectiveness of Measuring Fecal Calprotectin in Diagnosis of Inflammatory Bowel Disease in Adults and Children 
Zhuo Yang, Nick Clark, K.T. Park 
Clinical Gastroenterology and Hepatology 
Volume 12, Issue 2, Pages e2 (February 2014)
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2. Figure 1
Overview of model structure. (A) Model 1 and (B) Model 2. *Endoscopy = upper endoscopy and colonoscopy with histopathology.
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3. Figure 2 One-way sensitivity analysis.
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4. Figure 3
PSA. Acceptability curves from the 3000 independent simulations. Panels A and B show FCS strategy decreases in cost-effectiveness at higher WTP. Panels C and D show that FCS at low FC cutoff values have a wider range of WTP (between 2 vertical hurdles) in which FCS at 50 μg/g is more likely cost-effective than FCS at 100 μg/g (between the left hurdle and the origin).
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5. Figure 4
Three-way sensitivity analysis for using FC assay in pediatric group. ICER of DEE strategy at different pre-test probabilities of true IBD, as compared with FCS strategy.
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6. Supplementary Figure 1
Three-way sensitivity analysis for using FC assay in adult group: FC sensitivity, specificity, and proportion of true IBDs among suspected adult IBD patients. The 4 charts show the color-coded map of ICER of DEE strategy at different pre-test probabilities of true IBD, as compared with FCS strategy. The hollow squares indicate the base-case sensitivity and specificity of FCS in the adult group.
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