Fig. 2From: Advocating an attack against severe malaria: a cost-effectiveness analysisICER, intervention cost and effectiveness, and sensitivity of cost-effectiveness to model parameters. a Boxplots of ICER values based on sample sizes of 10,000 stochastic parameter samples with threshold lines for a cost-effective intervention (black dash dot line) and a very cost-effective intervention (black dashed line), respectively. b Per person intervention costs for a cost-effective intervention and c Per person intervention costs for a very cost-effective intervention. Colored regions correspond to a 14-fold reduction in severe malaria incidence (black), 7-fold reduction in severe malaria incidence (blue), and 2-fold reduction in severe malaria incidence (red). d First order sensitivity indices for average ICER. Calculations are based on sample sizes of 10,000, where the reduction factor of severe malaria incidence is ϕ~U[2, 14]Back to article page