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COST EFFECTIVENESS ANALYSIS: GNRH AGONIST VS ANTAGONIST kasr al ainy school of Medicine Cairo University

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Page 1: GnRH costeffectiveness

COST EFFECTIVENESS

ANALYSIS: GNRH

AGONIST VS ANTAGONIST

kasr al ainy school of MedicineCairo University

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16 follicles

12 mature eggs

14 eggs

Extras frozen if good

2 to 5 transferred9 fertilize normally

5 divide normally

30-40% of couples

4 stop dividing

& sperm

IVF/ICSI : Typical progression

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DeliveryPregnancyEmbryosEggs

Influences on quality:

* Maternal age

* Prior quality

Influences on quantity:

* Ovarian reserve

* Strength of stimulation

--LH tone

--Metformin use

--OC pretreatment

--GnRH analog use

--Gonadotropin dose

--hCG administration

Maturity of eggs

Sperm supply

Fertilization

Culture condition

Quality of embryo

Health of embryo

Day of transfer

Method of transfer

Number transferred

Luteal support

Quality of embryo

Health of embryo

Health of sperm

Luteal support

IVF-MANY FACTORS AFFECT OUTCOMES

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HOW TO MAKE DECISION ABOUT

DRUG

+

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2008

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PROTOCOLS FOR IVF

GnRH Antagonist

Protocols

GnRH Agonist

Protocols

225 IU per day

(150 IU Europe)Individualized Dosing of FSH/HMG

250 mg per day antagonist

Individualized Dosing of FSH/HMG

GnRHa 1.0 mg per day

up to 21 days0.5 mg per day of GnRHa

225 IU per day

(150 IU Europe)

Day 6

of FSH/HMG

Day

of hCG

Day 1

of FSH/HMG

Day 6

of FSH/HMG

Day

of hCG

7 – 8 days

after estimated ovulation

Down regulation

Day 2 or 3

of menses

Day 1

FSH/HMG

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AIM OF THIS TALK

To conduct cost effectiveness analysis between

GnRH agonist vs antagonist in IVF/ICSI cycles

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OHSS

OHSS in agonist group: 3.74% (84/3165)

OHSS in antagonist group: 1.91% (149/ 2252)

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IN FAVOR OF ANTAGONIST

much shorter duration of GnRH analogue

treatment (OR -20.90, 95% CI -22.20 to -

19.60)

less days of stimulation (OR -1.54, 95% CI -

2.42 to -0.66).

reduction in the amount of gonadotrophins

(OR -4.27, 95% CI -10.19 to 1.65)

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HOW TO CALCULATE CE IN IVF

Needs large sample size (~1000 women to get reliable estimate of CE)

Needs accurate data as possible

Needs to consider uncertainty

So computer modeling is the best alternative

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UNCERTAINTY

IVF/ICSI cycle involves numerous steps each has its outcome probabilities and associated uncertainties

Therefore, it should be considered in the model

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EXAMPLE COHORT “EXPECTED VALUE”

ANALYSIS: FOR 1000 WOMEN

Start Cycle

1,000

Ovum Pickup

No OHSS

Ovum Pickup

OHSS

981

19

Fertilization

& Transfer

No Oocytes

38

962

Clinical

Pregnancy

-ve βHCG

298

664

Ongoing

Pregnancy

Miscarriage

40

258

325

34

Continue

Stop

Goal!

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IT IS NOT ONLY ONE CYCLE Many patients achieve pregnancy sometimes up to

10 or more cycles of treatment,

However, financial and other personal cost often

limit most patients to only 3 cycles of treatment

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ACCORDINGLY

The recurring nature of ART events/cycles dictated the building of a state transition model, also called a Markov model, which is by definition designed to mimic recurring events

A Markov model was built to simulate the IVF treatment cycle with its key steps

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ANALYTICAL METHODS

Monte Carlo micro simulation were used to examine the potential impact of assumptions and other uncertainties represented in the model

Monte Carlo simulation, can incorporate all parameter uncertainties

TreeAge Pro software was used to model and analyze our problem

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Miscarriage

p_miscar_Start Cycle

Pregnancy

#Ongoing Pregnancy

Clinical Pregnancy

p_clin_preg_

continue

#Start Cycle

stop

t_discon_nomed[ _stage]Stop IVF

-ve bHCG

#

Fertilization &Embryo Transfer

#

No Oocytes

p_cancel_Start Cycle

Ovum PickupNo OHSS

#

Miscarriage

p_miscarStart Cycle

Pregnancy

#Ongoing Pregnancy

Clinical Pregnancy

p_clin_preg_

continue

#Start Cycle

stop

t_discon_nomed[ _stage]Stop IVF

-ve bHCG

#

Fertilization &Embryo Transfer

#

No Oocytes

p_cancel_Start Cycle

Ovum PickupOHSS

p_OHSS

Start Cycle1

Ongoing Pregnancy0

Stop IVF0

Agonist

Miscarriage

p_miscar_Start Cycle

Pregnancy

#Ongoing Pregnancy

Clinical Pregnancy

p_clin_preg

continue

#Start Cycle

stop

t_discon_nomed[ _stage]Stop IVF

-ve bHCG

#

Fertilization &Embryo Transfer

#

No Oocytes

p_cancel_Start Cycle

Ovum PickupNo OHSS

#

Miscarriage

p_miscarStart Cycle

Pregnancy

#Ongoing Pregnancy

Clinical Pregnancy

p_clin_preg

continue

#Start Cycle

stop

t_discon_nomed[ _stage]Stop IVF

-ve bHCG

#

Fertilization &Embryo Transfer

#

No Oocytes

p_cancelGStart Cycle

Ovum PickupOHSS

p_OHSS

Start Cycle1

Ongoing Pregnancy0

Stop IVF0

antagonist

Start cycle

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IVF MODEL COSTS AND UNITS

Name Description cost EGP

c_OPU/ET Ovum pickup 6500

c_OHSS Severe OHSS Management

7,100

c_Miscar Miscarriage 1,500

c_bHCG One βHCG test 60

c_Investigations Lab inv. 720

c_US Ultrasound 250

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IVF MODEL COSTS AND UNITS

Name Description cost EGP

c_GnRHa * GnRHa unit cost 38

u_GnRHa † units GnRHa required 28

c_GnRHant * GnRHant unit cost 210

u_GnRHant † units GnRHant required 4

c_LP_support* Leuteal phase support 470

* MOHP list price

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IVF TRANSITION PROBABILITIES

Name Description Value

p_cancel_agonist 1 Probability of cancellation for fear of OHSS

0.038

p_cancel_antagonist 1 Probability of cancellation for fear of OHSS

0.019

p_clin_preg_agonist 1 Probability of clinical pregnancy 0.310

p_clin_preg_Anta 1 Probability of clinical pregnancy 0.269

p_OHSS_agonist 1 Probability of severe OHSS 0.038

p_OHSS_Anta 1 Probability of severe OHSS 0.019

1 Al-Inany, et al. 2011

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IVF TRANSITION PROBABILITIES

Probability of

discontinuation at the

end of the cycle (failed

clinical pregnancy) for

non-medical reasons 1

Cycle Value

1 0.489

2 0.524

3 0.571

1 Schröder et al. Cumulative pregnancy rates and drop-out rates in a

German IVF programme: 4102 cycles in 2130 patients. May 2004

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RESULTS:

GnRHa cycle costs on average 42588 EP per

pregnancy, with a final 47% chance of achieving

pregnancy after 3 cycles, versus an average of

EGP 46370 per pregnancy, and a final 39.6%

chance for GnRH antagonist

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FOR 1000 WOMEN : COST

GnRHa 4258496

4637527GnRHant

47.1% CPR

39.6% CPR

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FURTHER ANALYSES

Incremental Cost = 379031

Incremental Effectiveness =

7.5%

ICER=5,053,746 (account for more

than 118 cycles)

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SO OUR CONCLUSION:

Based on Cochrane meta-analysis GnRH agonist

seems to be more cost effective than GnRH

antagonist