Economic evaluation of the hepatitis C elimination strategy in Greece in the era of affordable direct-acting antivirals

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Figure 1 Projections of future chronic hepatitis C virus infection and complications under different treatment strategies. A: Total number of viremic cases; B: Cirrhosis; C: Decompensated cirrhosis; D: Hepatocellular carcinoma; E: Liver deaths. WHO: World Health Organization.

Figure 2 Projections of future costs of hepatitis C virus infection under different treatment strategies. A: Direct costs; B: Indirect costs; C: Annual total direct and indirect costs; D: Total cumulative direct and indirect costs; E: Total cumulative direct and indirect costs. WHO: World Health Organization.

Figure 3 Distribution of direct costs by direct-acting antiviral price scenario (conservative or optimistic). A: Base case scenario; B: Hepatitis C virus (HCV) elimination conservative scenario; C: HCV elimination optimistic scenario.

Figure 4 Estimated cumulative costs of base case and hepatitis C virus elimination scenarios in 2030 and 2035. A: Direct costs; B: Indirect/societal costs; C: Total costs. HCV: Hepatitis C virus.