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Table 1.

Healthcare utilization and costs summary.

See appendix A in S1 File for a detailed description of cost sources.

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Table 2.

Patient demographics, disease and treatment information, overall and by intervention group.

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Table 3.

Summaries of the Quality of Life Years (QALY) and costs, both overall and stratified by the study outcome (occurrence of a procedure tract metastasis, or PTM).

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Fig 1.

Cost effectiveness plane and CEAC for the intervention.

The lines on the cost-effectiveness plane (left) represent willingness-to-pay thresholds of £20,000 (green) and £30,000 (purple). The same willingness to pay thresholds are marked with vertical dotted lines on the CEAC (right). The ellipses represent the area in which 95% of the bootstrap sample values fall.

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Table 4.

Summary of the cost-effectiveness analysis, with incremental costs and QALYs, and the resultant ICER.

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Fig 2.

Kaplan Meier curves for treatment and PTM event.

The survival rates for prophylactic treatment patients are presented in red, deferred treatment in blue. Patients that experienced a PTM are drawn with dashed lines, no-PTM patients with solid lines. At the bottom of the figure the number of patients at risk at each 100-day interval are noted. Some patients go beyond 365 days (study duration) due to the delay in scheduling their final appointment.

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