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Fig. 6 —Graph shows staging strategy preference as function of sensitivity of MR lymphangiography and sentinel lymph node (SLN) biopsy. For each possible combination of MR lymphangiography sensitivity and SLN biopsy sensitivity, preferred strategies were considered those yielding greatest number of quality-adjusted life years without being strongly or weakly dominated. Combined MR lymphangiography–SLN biopsy was preferred for most combinations of MR lymphangiography and SLN biopsy sensitivity. However, if SLN biopsy sensitivity was very high and MR lymphangiography sensitivity was slightly lower, SLN biopsy alone was preferred.