Quality of life utility values for hereditary haemochromatosis in Australia

Table 3 Comparison of HH cohort and Australian population normative utility values [23]

Variables	Mean HSUV	95 % CI	n	Males			Females			Population norm HSUV	95 % CI
Variables	Mean HSUV	95 % CI		Mean HSUV	95 % CI	n	Mean HSUV	95 % CI	n	Population norm HSUV	95 % CI
Age group:
20–29	0.67	0.55–0.80	10	0.75	0.53–1.00	2	0.65	0.49–0.70	8	0.86	0.85–0.87
30–39	0.72	0.62–0.80	30	0.78	0.66–0.90	7	0.70	0.59–0.81	23	0.84	0.83–0.85
40–49	0.66	0.57–0.74	39	0.72	0.57–0.84	15	0.62	0.50–0.74	24	0.81	0.80–0.82
50–59	0.63	0.54–0.70	52	0.62	0.47–0.75	19	0.63	0.54–0.71	33	0.80	0.78–0.81
60–69	0.67	0.61–0.73	67	0.70	0.62–0.78	34	0.65	0.54–0.74	33	0.80	0.78–0.81
70–79	0.61	0.47–0.73	16	0.63	0.47–0.76	11	0.56	0.21–0.92	5	0.76	0.76–0.79
Sex
Male	0.69	0.64–0.75	92							0.82	0.81–0.83
Female	0.64	0.60–0.69	129							0.81	0.80–0.81
All	0.66	0.63–0.70	221							0.81	0.81–0.82

Note: HSUV refers to health state utility values; 95 % CI refers to the 95 % confidence interval

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