In Figure 2, results are visualized in a cost-effectiveness plane, which is used to visually represent the differences in costs and health outcomes (effects) between treatment alternatives in 2 ...

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The cost-effectiveness plane plots bootstrapped cost/effect pairs on a graph where the x-axis represents the difference in effect between 2 therapies and the y-axis represents the difference in cost.

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28 The bootstrapped cost-effect pairs were graphically represented on a cost effectiveness plane (fig 2). Acceptability curves were calculated, which show the probability that a treatment is cost ...

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90% of the bootstrapped ratios were in the south-west quadrant of the cost-effectiveness plane, showing that the NMT programme was dominant (more effective and less costly) over standard warm-up.