“…Only one of these cost-effectiveness analysis (CEAs) included QALYs as an outcome of interest, but all three CEAs and our study used survival as a common outcome measure to determine ICERs. Klein et al reported an ICER of $337,179 per life-year gained (LY) for carboplatin, paclitaxel, and bevacizumab (as used in the ECOG 4599 trial) compared with cisplatin and pemetrexed, suggesting that the addition of bevacizumab is not cost-effective when compared with more recent and expensive regimens [10]. Grusenmeyer et al [12] performed a CEA similar to our study, based on the ECOG 4599 trial, and reported an ICER of $345,762/LY, which is similar to the ICER we report ($309,000/LY).…”