325 Use of simulation to prepare providers for emergent cesarean delivery in a patient with COVID-19

Abstract

26838 more pregnancies with 2 survivors. Furthermore, there were 4649 fewer cases of NDI. On one-way sensitivity analyses, if the probability of NDI after SFLP for pregnancies affected by stage I TTTS was above 0.078, then EM was the cost-effective strategy (Figure). MCA demonstrated that SFLP was cost-effective in 98.1% of runs. CONCLUSION: With base-case estimates, SFLP is a more cost-effective strategy than EM for the treatment of Stage I TTTS. However, given the limited data informing base-case estimates, further determination of outcome probabilities is needed to determine with high confidence which strategy is more cost-effective.