Study | Reason for exclusion |
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Castiglione 1997 | Wrong control group: control group also received ketorolac |
Cheruku 2004 | Wrong population: patients included with a SCr up to 2.0 mg/dL Insufficient post‐operative outcome measures reported; kidney function given for 3/100 patients only; all of those had a SCr above 2.0 mg/dL |
Chow 2001 | Wrong population: one third of patients underwent a nephrectomy; patients were excluded when a significant SCr rise was noted |
Daniels 2014 | Abstract‐only publication; no kidney function outcome measures documented |
Doyle 1998 | Wrong control group: patients randomised to 2 analgesic regimens |
Fredman 1999 | No relevant post‐operative kidney outcome measures |
Grimsby 2012 | Wrong population: patients with CKD were included and 111/128 patients underwent a nephrectomy |
Hynes 2006 | No relevant post‐operative kidney outcome measures |
Leeson 2007 | Kidney function parameters not clearly defined |
Ma 2015 | No kidney function parameters documented |
Merry 2002 | Wrong population: patients with CKD included |
Nussmeier 2005 | Included 6 (1%) of patients with kidney insufficiency. Post‐operative kidney failure or dysfunction reported at any time during the 30 days after surgery. No data given for the first 2 days after surgery |
Nussmeier 2006 | Patients were included when kidney disease was deemed significant by the investigator; 6 patients had kidney insufficiency (unknown eGFR) on randomisation. Adverse events were recorded. No SCr or urine output individually reported |
Nuutinen 1991 | No concise kidney outcome measures reported |
Parker 1994 | No concise kidney outcome measures reported |
Rao 2000 | Ambiguity regarding inclusion criteria. Patients excluded when ‘significant renal disease’ was present. No concise kidney outcomes documented; 1 patient developed transient kidney failure |
Ready 1994 | No concise kidney outcome measures reported |
Southworth 2009 | No concise kidney outcome measures reported |
Varrassi 1999 | No concise kidney outcomes measures reported; comment made that there was not statistically significant difference between treatment groups |
CKD ‐ chronic kidney disease; CrCl ‐ creatinine clearance; eGFR ‐ estimated glomerular filtration rate; SCr ‐ serum creatinine