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. 2023 Jul 28;16(8):1077. doi: 10.3390/ph16081077

Table 1.

Qualitative results of clinical trials and research studies of antioxidant remedies for prevention and attenuation of CIN.

Antioxidant Results of Using
against CIN
Clinical Trials (Studies)
NAC positive on humans [53,54,55,56,57,58,60], meta-analyses [59,61,71]
no results on humans [62,63,64,65,66,67], meta-analyses [68,69,72]
Glutathione no results on humans [78,79,80]
Vitamin C positive on humans [96,97,98], meta-analyses [94,95]
no results on humans [99,100,101,102,103,104]
Vitamin E positive on humans, meta-analyses [113,114]
no results on humans [115,116]
Bilirubin/HO-1 positive (expected) Association of bilirubin level with CIN was found in [124,125,139]; induction of HO-1 (on animals) [140]
Melatonin positive on animal models [146,149,152,153,154,155]
L-carnitine positive on humans [162,163,164,165]
Statins positive on humans [170,171,172,173], meta-analyses [174,175,176,177], on animals [178,179]
controversial on humans [180]
Probucol positive on humans [181,182], meta-analyses [183,185]
no results on humans, meta-analysis [184]
MESNA positive on humans [190,192]
Resveratrol positive on animal models [195,196], in vitro [197,198,199,200]
Astaxanthin positive on animal models [204,205,206,207]
Lycopene positive on animal models [200,209,210,211]
Green tea extract positive on animal models [219,220]
GSPE positive on animal models [224,225]
Curcumin positive on animal models [228,229]
Xylose-pyrogallol conjugate positive on animal models [231]