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. 2018 Sep 19;8(3):91–165. doi: 10.1016/j.kisu.2018.06.001
Appendix A. Search strategies
Appendix B. Concurrence with Institute of Medicine standards for systematic reviews and for guidelines
Table S1. Summary table: diagnostic testing for liver fibrosis (by biopsy)
Table S2. Evidence profile: diagnostic testing for liver fibrosis (by biopsy)
Table S3. Summary table: HCV infection as independent predictor of CKD progression
Table S4. Evidence profile: HCV infection as independent predictor of CKD progression
Table S5. Summary table: treatment with direct-acting antiviral regimens in chronic HCV-infected CKD patients
Table S6. Evidence profile: treatment with direct-acting antiviral regimens in chronic HCV-infected CKD patients
Table S7. Summary table: treatment with direct-acting antiviral regimens in kidney transplant recipients with chronic HCV infection
Table S8. Evidence profile: treatment with direct-acting antiviral regimens in kidney transplant recipients with chronic HCV infection
Table S9. Summary table: isolation of HCV patients receiving hemodialysis
Table S10. Evidence profile: isolation of HCV patients receiving hemodialysis
Table S11. Summary table: transplantation versus waitlist among patients with HCV infection
Table S12. Evidence profile: transplantation versus waitlist among patients with HCV infection
Table S13. Summary table: HCV infection as predictor of death among kidney transplant recipients
Table S14. Evidence profile: HCV infection as predictor of death and graft loss among kidney transplant recipients
Table S15. Summary table: clinical outcomes of HCV-positive kidney transplant recipients from HCV-positive donors
Table S16. Summary table: induction and immunosuppression in kidney transplant recipients with HCV infection
Table S17. Summary table: HCV treatment of HCV-associated glomerular disease
Table S18. Evidence profile: HCV treatment of HCV-associated glomerular disease