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<strong>KCE</strong> reports vol. 6A Prenatale zorg 154<br />
Study Ref Population Intervention Outcomes Results Comments Study<br />
type<br />
September 1997 to Serum samples also tested at birth weight) in outcomes between<br />
November 1999 (556 reference laboratory by TPHA. seronegative vs. the two groups: 17.3<br />
RPR positive and 1132 FTA assay performed on sera that women treated for vs. 15.2 for all<br />
RPR negative) gave conflicting results from RPR<br />
and TPHA<br />
syphilis<br />
outcomes (p = 0.86)<br />
No significant<br />
difference in mean<br />
birth weight<br />
between the two<br />
groups (p = 0.24)<br />
Is it cost effective to undertake universal screening for syphilis infection in pregnant women in the UK?<br />
Study Ref Population Intervention Outcomes Results Comments Study<br />
Conner<br />
et al.,<br />
2000<br />
4<br />
[602]<br />
Data provided by 8<br />
laboratories that<br />
performed a total of<br />
169,140 antenatal<br />
screening tests for<br />
syphilis in one year,<br />
approximately one-fifth<br />
of the number of<br />
antenatal tests<br />
conducted in the UK<br />
Estimation of costs based<br />
on the assumption that 40<br />
women a year are<br />
detected and treated<br />
through antenatal<br />
screening and that the<br />
number of screening tests<br />
performed equalled the<br />
number of live births in<br />
the UK (annual births<br />
750,000)<br />
Cost of screening<br />
in the UK based<br />
on the cost of<br />
screening tests,<br />
treatment, and<br />
follow-up of<br />
infected women<br />
and their infants<br />
Costs of screening estimated to<br />
be<br />
£672,366 (£161,849 to<br />
£2,306,382), or £0.90 per<br />
pregnancy screened<br />
NNT = 18,602 women<br />
screened to detect one woman<br />
who needs treatment for<br />
syphilis and a maximum of<br />
55,713 women need to be<br />
screened to prevent one case of<br />
congenital syphilis. This is the<br />
equivalent of £16,670 for each<br />
woman treated for syphilis, or<br />
£49,928 for each case of<br />
congenital syphilis prevented<br />
Targeted screening of high risk<br />
groups would detect 70% of<br />
cases but would be practically<br />
difficult. Costs for targeted<br />
screening strategies are also<br />
presented for women in the<br />
Thames region, pregnant<br />
women in nonwhites ethnic<br />
groups and women born outside<br />
the UK. Targeting or stopping<br />
screening would save relatively<br />
little money.<br />
type<br />
EL<br />
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