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. 2017 Dec 12;243(3):272–282. doi: 10.1177/1535370217745302

Table 6.

Changes in serum and urinary cystatin C concentrations in patients prescribed cisplatin-containing regimens.

# Patients analyzed Mean cisplatin dose Cisplatin naïve (yes/no) # Patients with clinical AKI Highest mean/median fold change from baseline during the observation period Timing of peak change References
60 50 mg/m2 Yes 13% ↓ eGFR Day 5 S: ↑ 1.1-fold Day 5 59
35 50 mg/m2 Unknown No SCr change S: ↑ 1.1-fold Day 5 62
34 60 mg/m2(3 cycles) Yes NE S: ↑ 1.1-foldAfter first cycle Days 14–28 61
57 63.4 mg/m2 Mixed N = 1 U: ↑ 1.9-fold Day 3 31
33 75 mg/m2 Yes 10/33 by Day 425% ↓ eGFR U: No change at 8hNo difference in AKI and no-AKI groups 21
27 80 mg/m2 Yes N = 2 S: ↑ 41%n = 9 ↑ 50% Day 3 50
123 120 mg/day Yes NE S: Up to ↑ 1.1-fold Day 21 67

AKI: acute kidney injury; eGFR: estimated glomerular filtration rate; NE: not evaluated; S: serum; U: urine.

Each publication provides different definitions for the diagnosis of clinical acute kidney injury.