Table 2.

Patient outcomes of human cohort studies using ICG and MB. Only patients where visualization using fluorescence was attempted are included in the table

	Article	Reference	Surgical specialism	Laparoscopic/open	Number of patients	Administration	Dose	Ureters identified	Complications
Indocyanine green	Siddighi et al. (2014)	[14]	Gynaecologic	Laparoscopic	> 10	Ureteral catheter	25 mg in 10 mL/ureter	All	None
	Lee et al. (2015)	[15]	Urologic	Laparoscopic	25	Ureteral catheter and/or PNT	25 mg in 10 mL/ureter	All	Yes, in one patienta
Methylene blue	Verbeek et al. (2013)	[18]	Abdominal	Open	12	Intravenous	0.25–1 mg/kg	24/24	None
	Yeung et al. (2016)	[19]	Colorectal	Both	8	Intravenous	0.25–1 mg/kg	10/11	None
	Al-Taher et al. (2016)	[20]	Colorectal	Laparoscopic	9	Intravenous	0.125–1.0 mg/kg	6/9	None
	Barnes et al. (2018)	[21]	Colorectal	Both	40	Intravenous	0.25–1 mg/kg	63/69	None

NT percutaneous nephrostomy tube, ICG indocyanine green, MB methylene blue

^aOrgan laceration due to trocar placement during uretero-ureterostomy