Table 1: Structured review results.

Country Year Authors Expenditure
CL CP CLP Combined
United States 1985-1988 Pfeifer, et al. [17] / / Secondary bone graft: $22,744 (direct) NAM and GPP: $19,745 (direct) /
California, United States 1988 Waitzman, et al. [6] / / / $11,000 (direct for one year) $73,125 (indirect for one year)
United States 1992 Waitzman, et al. [7] / / / $599 million (Indirect) $117 million (Direct)
United States 1992 Harris and James [8] / / / $1,045,695 - $93,593,084
North Carolina, United States (Medicaid) 1995-2004 Cassell, et al. [10] $1,272,095 (total) $11,120,982 (total) $13,313,256 (total) $65,319 (per child)
Netherlands 1997 Severens, et al. [18] / / Unilateral: PSOT used: $852 (Direct) $359 (Indirect) Non-PSOT used: $304 (Direct) $209 (Indirect) /
United States (MarketScan) 2004 Boulet, et al. [11] Approx. $11,500 per year up to 10yo Approx. $16,000 per year up to 10yo Approx. $15,500 per year up to 10yo Total mean cost in 2004 = $15,270 per year up to 10yo
United States 2004 Russo and Elixhauser [9] / $15,506,700 CL with or without cleft palate $27,155,800 /
Katmandu, Nepal 2005 Corlew [15] GNI per capita: Adds $856 and $6,598 to lifetime individual income. VSL: Adds $56,919 to $143,363 GNI per capita: Adds $856 and $6,598 to lifetime individual income. VSL: Adds $56,919 to $143,363 / /
Sub-Saharan Africa 2008 Alkire, et al. [16] / / / Human capital approach: $252 million to $411 million. VSL: $5.4 billion to $9.7 billion
India (Operation Smile and GCCCC) 2009-2013 Nagengash, et al. [14] / / / Human capital approach: $252 million to $411 million. VSL: $5.4 billion to $9.7 billion
India (Operation Smile) 2011-2013 Hackenburg, et al. [13] / / / Total cost: $3,148,364.75 Cost effectiveness: $189.81/DALY
India (Operation Smile) 2012 Alkire, et al. [12] / / / 2745000 (direct) VSL: $32 million and $116 million