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Fig 1.

Simplified decision-analytical model for PPH prevention with carbetocin versus oxytocin.

PPH: Postpartum hemorrhage.

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Table 1.

Model input parameters.

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Base-case analysis.

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Fig 2.

Two-way sensitivity analysis of relative risk of PPH ≥500 mL with carbetocin and proportion of child births by Caesarean section on cost-effectiveness of carbetocin.

Threshold line divided the grey zone and white zone; combinations of variables on threshold line had the same cost-effectiveness for carbetocin and oxytocin; white zone: combinations of variables leaded to oxytocin to be cost-effective; grey zone: combinations of variables leaded to carbetocin to be cost-effective. PPH: Postpartum haemorrhage.

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Fig 3.

Scatter plot of the incremental cost against QALY saved by the carbetocin group versus the oxytocin group in 10,000 Monte Carlo simulations.

QALY: quality-adjusted life-year.

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