The American journal of gastroenterology · 2024
Economic Burden of Eosinophilic Esophagitis: A Nationwide Cost-of-Illness Study.
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Bozorg Soran R, Söderling Jonas, Mårild Karl, Garber John J, Uchida Amiko, Neovius Martin, Ludvigsson Jonas F, Everhov Åsa H
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INTRODUCTION: Despite its increasing prevalence, the economic impact of eosinophilic esophagitis (EoE) is understudied.
METHODS: We estimated the societal economic burden of EoE by using real-world data from Swedish health registers.
RESULTS: Patients with EoE had 45% higher societal cost ($6,290 vs $4,349) compared with the general population, primarily driven by increased healthcare costs ($2,414 vs $1,022), which accounted for 72% of the excess societal cost in EoE.
DISCUSSION: EoE is associated with a considerable economic burden to society. With the prevalence of EoE still rising, the economic burden of EoE is expected to continue to grow.
METHODS: We estimated the societal economic burden of EoE by using real-world data from Swedish health registers.
RESULTS: Patients with EoE had 45% higher societal cost ($6,290 vs $4,349) compared with the general population, primarily driven by increased healthcare costs ($2,414 vs $1,022), which accounted for 72% of the excess societal cost in EoE.
DISCUSSION: EoE is associated with a considerable economic burden to society. With the prevalence of EoE still rising, the economic burden of EoE is expected to continue to grow.