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Optimizing Treatment of Antimicrobial-resistant Neisseria gonorrhoeae

Kakoli Roy,*Comments Susan A. Wang,* and Martin I. Meltzer*
*Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Atlanta, Georgia, USA


Appendix 1. Decision Trees

Following are links to schematic diagrams showing the decision trees used to produce the results presented in this article.

Appendix 1 Figure 1. The 4 strategies; + denotes "truncated" branch; GC, gonorrhea.

Appendix 1 Figure 2. Cost of gonorrhea transmission.

Appendix 1 Figure 3. Cost of HIV transmission. GC, gonorrhea.

Appendix 1 Figure 4. Weighted cost of treating gonorrhea infection and sequelae in 2001 US dollars.

   
     
   
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