Sensitivity analyzes on cost per discounted life year gained at steady state.

The cost per discounted life year gained is calculated by comparing each strategy with the strategy on its left. A strategy is identified as dominated if another one is both more effective and less expensive, and as dominating if it is more effective and less costly than any other strategy or is always under the $100,000/LYG threshold. In other cases, the cost effectiveness ratio is given taking as reference the dominating strategy or the one indicated as reference because none is dominating.
Optimal strategy in bold (i.e. dominating its comparator or with an ICER below $100,000/LYG).