纯次氯酸保存伤口清洁剂与马非尼用于烧伤伤口冲洗的成本分析。

IF 2.1 Q3 HEALTH CARE SCIENCES & SERVICES
ClinicoEconomics and Outcomes Research Pub Date : 2024-10-16 eCollection Date: 2024-01-01 DOI:10.2147/CEOR.S476201
Evelyn J Rizzo, Peter J Mallow, Aidan Jeffrey Noble, Kevin Foster
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摘要

美国每年有 4 万多名烧伤患者需要住院治疗。每天的治疗费用可能超过 6,000 美元,并且需要使用大量用品来确保移植伤口成功愈合。冲洗伤口是烧伤治疗的关键步骤,但人们对不同冲洗方式的成本效益知之甚少。在最近的一项研究中,纯次氯酸保存伤口清洁剂(pHA)与马非尼相比安全有效。这项研究估算了治疗烧伤患者的两种常见伤口冲洗方式(pHA 和马非尼溶液)的相关成本。在这项研究中,从美国医院的角度出发,利用随机对照试验(RCT)的数据建立了一个患者级别的蒙特卡洛模拟模型来进行成本分析。基于 10 万名模拟患者,与使用马非尼溶液 14 天相比,pHA 预计可为医院节省 133 美元(123 到 144 美元,第 10 到 90 百分位数)。在治疗烧伤患者时,采用 pHA 应被视为一种节约成本的策略。
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Cost Analysis of Pure Hypochlorous Acid Preserved Wound Cleanser versus Mafenide for the Irrigation of Burn Wounds.

Over 40,000 patients in the United States (US) require hospitalization for burns annually. The treatment regimen can cost more than $6,000 a day and requires the use of numerous supplies to ensure the graft takes for successful wound healing. Irrigation of the wound is a critical step for burn treatment, yet little is known about the cost-effectiveness of different irrigation modalities. In a recent study, pure hypochlorous acid preserved wound cleanser (pHA) was shown to be safe and effective compared to mafenide. This study estimated the associated costs of two common wound irrigation modalities, pHA and mafenide solution, for the treatment of patients with burns. In this study, a patient-level Monte Carlo simulation model using data from a randomized control trial (RCT) was used to conduct the cost analysis from the US Hospital perspective. Based upon 100,000 simulated patients, pHA was expected to save $133 ($123 to $144, 10th to 90th percentile) for the hospital compared to using a mafenide solution over 14 days. Adoption of pHA should be considered a cost-saving strategy when treating patients with burns.

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