Table 2.
Author | Patients | Age | Gender | ICPI | Cancer | Renal biopsy | Treatment | Outcome |
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Hoffman et al. [9] | 1 | 52 yrs | M | Nivolumab | Melanoma | Not available | Steroids | Recovery |
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Shirali et al. [13] | 6 | 67.5 yrs | 3M/3F | Nivolumab/ Pembrolizumab/ Ipilimumab |
NSCLC | Tubulointerstitial inflammation with infiltrate of lymphocytes | Steroids in 5 of 6 patients | Recovery |
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Kishi et al. [10] | 1 | 72 yrs | M | Nivolumab | NSCLC | IgA nephropathy | No steroids | Recovery |
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Murakami et al. [12] | 1 | 75 yrs | M | Combination of Nivolumab and Ipilimumab | Melanoma | Tubulointerstitial inflammation with infiltrate of lymphocytes | Steroids | Recovery |
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Koda et al. [11] | 1 | 67 yrs | M | Nivolumab | NSCLC | Acute tubulointerstitial nephritis without granuloma formation | Steroids | Recovery |
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Bottlaender et al. [8] | 1 | 76 yrs | F | Ipilumumab-Nivolumab | Melanoma | Interstitial edema with dense inflammatory infiltrates | Steroids | Recovery |
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Jung et al. [4] | 1 | 70 yrs | M | Nivolumab | Kidney cancer | Diffusive tubular injury and complex-mediated glomerulonephritis | Steroids and hemodialysis | Recovery |
ICPI= immune checkpoint inhibitor; NSCLC= non-small cell lung cancer; M= male, F= female.