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Biomarkers development for early detection of cancer: Reducing the burden of cancer in the ageing society

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|Feb 2018

Figures & Tables

Table 1

SCCA-IgM serological levels in patients with HCV infection and cirrhosis

SCCA-IgMDB 1DB 2DB 3DB 4DB 5DB 6TOT
≥0 AU/mL272
100%
127
100%
67
100%
76
100%
24
100%
31
100%
597
100%
>50 AU/mL206
76%
106
84%
61
91%
32
42%
22
92%
31
100%
458
77%
>200 AU/mL121
44%
52
41%
29
43%
51
67%
7
29%
18
58%
278
47%
>300 AU/mL88
32%
37
29%
20
30%
34
45%
7
29%
10
32%
196
33%
>500 AU/mL67
25%
24
19%
16
24%
19
25%
5
21%
2
7%
133
22%
>600 AU/mL60
22%
18
14%
13
19%
13
17%
3
13%
2
7%
109
18%
Table 2

SCCA-IgM levels and timing of HCC development in patients with HCV infection and cirrhosis

SCCA-IgMHCC 12 months %HCC 6 months %HCC 4 months %
≤50 AU/mL0/16
0%
0/16
0%
0/16
0%
>50 AU/mL24/287
8,4%
11/287
3,8%
10/287
3,5%
>500 AU/mL7/63
11,1%
5/63
7,9%
5/63
7,9%
Table 3

number of HCC and relative costs and savings associated with the monitoring of HCV-cirrhotic patients in Italy.

Annual cost of US only every 6 months€46.516.400
Annual cost of SCCA-IgM analysis€4.008.069
Costs saved by doing 1 US/year instead of 2€5.247.488
Net costs of SCCA-IgM+US/year€45.276.981
Annual saving of SCCA-IgM+US vs. US only€1.239.419
HCC identified/year€11.974
Cost of US only/HCC identified€3.885
Cost of SCCA-IgM+US/HCC identified€3.781
Saving/HCC identified€104
Figure 1

Monitoring of HCV-cirrhotic patients according to the current method (blue path) and the new alternative model (green path).

Language: English
Page range: 30 - 34
Published on: Feb 6, 2018
Published by: European Biotechnology Thematic Network Association
In partnership with: Paradigm Publishing Services
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