Appendix 13Efficiency Status and Efficiency Ratios With Estimated Colorectal Cancer Deaths

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Appendix Table 13.1. Efficient Frontier Status for Colonoscopy Screening Strategies, According to Whether Life-Years Gained or the Number of Colorectal Cancer Deaths Averted Are Used for the Benefit of Screening

Appendix Table 13.2. Efficient Frontier Status for FIT and sDNA-FIT Screening Strategies, According to Whether Life-Years Gained or the Number of Colorectal Cancer Deaths Averted Are Used for the Benefit of Screening

Appendix Table 13.3. Efficient Frontier Status for 10-Yearly Sigmoidoscopy Screening Strategies, According to Whether Life-Years Gained or the Number of Colorectal Cancer Deaths Averted Are Used for the Benefit of Screening

Appendix Table 13.4. Efficient Frontier Status for 10-Yearly Sigmoidoscopy Plus Interval FIT Screening Strategies, According to Whether Life-Years Gained or the Number of Colorectal Cancer Deaths Averted Are Used for the Benefit of Screening

Appendix Table 13.5. Efficient Frontier Status for Computed Tomographic Colonography Screening Strategies, According to Whether Life-Years Gained or the Number of Colorectal Cancer Deaths Averted Are Used for the Benefit of Screening

Appendix Table 13.6. Efficient Colonoscopy Screening Strategies With the Estimated Number of Colorectal Cancer Deaths Averted as the Measure of the Benefit of Screening, by Model

Appendix Table 13.7. Efficient Sigmoidoscopy Strategies With the Estimated Number of Colorectal Cancer Deaths Averted as the Measure of the Benefit of Screening, by Model

Appendix Table 13.8. Efficient Sigmoidoscopy Strategies With the Estimated Number of Colorectal Cancer Deaths Averted as the Measure of the Benefit of Screening, by Model

Appendix Table 13.9. Efficient 10-Yearly Sigmoidoscopy Plus Interval FIT Strategies With the Estimated Number of Colorectal Cancer Deaths Averted as the Measure of the Benefit of Screening, by Model

Appendix Table 13.10. Efficient Computed Tomographic Colonography Strategies With the Estimated Number of Colorectal Cancer Deaths Averted as the Measure of the Benefit of Screening, by Model