Table 1.
Summary of findings from case reports and series used for this narrative review.
| Authors | Age | Sex | Diagnosis | Identified risk factor | Biopsy results | Treatment | Dialysis/Renal transplant | Outcome |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1. Yuruktumen et al, 2004[10] | 64 | M | Acute renal failure | Neurogenic lower urinary tract dysfunction | NA | Urinary catheterization | No | Resolved |
| 2. Tornes et al, 2012[11] | 41 | F | Glomerulonephritis | IFN β-1a | FSGS | Stopping the offending drug | No | Resolved |
| 3. Ozturk et al, 2016[12] | 32 | M | Glomerulonephritis | IFN β-1a | FSGS | Stopping the offending drug | No | Resolved |
| 4. Auty and Seleh, 2005[13] | 28 | M | Glomerulonephritis | IFN β-1a | MG | Stopping the offending drug | No | Resolved |
| 5. Wallbach et al, 2013[14] | 40 | F | Glomerulonephritis | IFN β-1a | MPGN | Replacing IFN-1b with glatiramer acetate | No | Resolved |
| 6. Mahe et al, 2013[15] | 38 | F | Renal TMA | IFN β-1a | TMA | Stopping the offending drug | No | Progressed |
| 7. Kumasaka et al, 2006[16] | 43 | F | Glomerulonephritis | IFN β-1b | MCD | Stopping the offending drug | No | Resolved |
| 8. *Markowitz et al, 2010[17] | 27 | F | Glomerulonephritis | IFN β-1a | FSGS | Stopping the offending drug | No | Unknown |
| *Markowitz et al, 2010[17] | 33 | F | Glomerulonephritis | IFN β-1b | FSGS | Stopping the offending drug | No | Resolved |
| *Markowitz et al, 2010[17] | 37 | F | Glomerulonephritis | IFN β- 1a | FSGS | Stopping the offending drug | No | Resolved |
| 9. Omoto et al, 2018[18] | 42 | F | Renal TMA | IFN β- 1b | TMA | Stopping the offending drug | No | Resolved |
| 10. Broughton et al, 2011[19] | 53 | F | Renal TMA | IFN β-1b | TMA | Stopping the offending drug | No | Progressed |
| 11. Baghbanian and Moghadasi et al, 2018[20] | 38 | F | Renal TMA | IFN β-1a | TMA | Stopping the offending drug | No | Resolved |
F = female, FSGS = focal segmental glomerulosclerosis, IFN β-1a = interferon β-1a, IFN β-1b = interferon β-1b, M = male, MCD = minimal change disease, MG = membranous glomerulonephritis, MPGN = membranoproliferative glomerulonephritis, NA = not available, TMA = thrombotic microangiopathy.
*indicating case series.