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Fig 1.

Decision-analytic tree (1) and Markov transitional states (2).

P1: probability of high-risk group for moderate to severe ototoxicity (GSTP1 c.313 AG/GG genotypes); P2: probability of death or loss to follow-up during therapy in cisplatin-treated patients; P3: probability of death or loss to follow-up during therapy in docetaxel-treated patients; P4: probability of moderate to severe ototoxicity in the conventional arm; P5: probability of moderate to severe ototoxicity in low-risk patients treated with cisplatin; P6: probability of moderate to severe ototoxicity in high-risk patients treated with docetaxel; T1: transitional probability for death; T2: transitional probability for hearing loss in asymptomatic individuals. A: adenine; CDDP: cisplatin; G: guanine; GSTP1: glutathione transferase P1 gene; RT: radiotherapy.

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Table 1.

Summarized data on cost inputs.

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Table 2.

Markov Chain Monte Carlo simulations.

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Fig 2.

Graphical representation of the total costs in the first year for the conventional arm and GSTP1 c.313A > G genotyping and the cost reduction, based on the number of simultaneous samples (3 samples in A, 5 samples in B) and the cumulative volume of analyzed patients.

US$: United States Dollars.

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Table 3.

Total costs per patient in the first year for the GSTP1 c.313A > G genotyping group and the differences compared to the conventional arm, considering simultaneous genotyping of three samples.

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Table 4.

Cost reduction associated with the use of GSTP1 c.313A > G genotyping over a ten-year follow-up period, considering genotyping with three samples in a population of 250 patients.

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