Figure 3.
Mean difference in life years and QALYs and their 95% CI between combined modality treatment and chemotherapy-alone. Stratified results by outcome, age, sex, OAR doses, and future health discount factor for never-smokers (A and C) and current smokers (B and D). The y-axis is the estimated mean difference in the expected life years (or QALYs) if the patient were to receive CMT minus those expected if the patient received chemotherapy-alone. The OAR dose examples are as follows: (1) unilateral neck only (IFRT), (2) average doses for all PET-negative RAPID patients, (3) average doses for PET-negative RAPID patients with mediastinal involvement, (4) bilateral neck and whole mediastinum (IFRT), and (5) mantle field RT (including bilateral axillae).

Mean difference in life years and QALYs and their 95% CI between combined modality treatment and chemotherapy-alone. Stratified results by outcome, age, sex, OAR doses, and future health discount factor for never-smokers (A and C) and current smokers (B and D). The y-axis is the estimated mean difference in the expected life years (or QALYs) if the patient were to receive CMT minus those expected if the patient received chemotherapy-alone. The OAR dose examples are as follows: (1) unilateral neck only (IFRT), (2) average doses for all PET-negative RAPID patients, (3) average doses for PET-negative RAPID patients with mediastinal involvement, (4) bilateral neck and whole mediastinum (IFRT), and (5) mantle field RT (including bilateral axillae).

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