Adverse renal effects of check-point inhibitors (ICI) in cancer patients: Recommendations of the Onco-nephrology Working Group of the Spanish Society of Nephrology
Author
Date
2023-09Permanent link
https://hdl.handle.net/11351/10815DOI
10.1016/j.nefroe.2023.11.001
ISSN
2013-2514
WOS
001115738300001
PMID
38000944
Abstract
The most widely used approach in the immunotherapy treatment of cancer is the administration of monoclonal antibodies directed against regulatory molecules of immune control that inhibit the activation of T cells, the so-called check point inhibitors (ICI). ICI nephrotoxicity epidemiology and pathology; its diagnosis with or without kidney biopsy; the type and duration of treatment; the possibility of rechallenging after kidney damage; and its indication in patients with cancer and renal transplantation are certainly controversial. In the absence of definitive studies, this document is intended to specify some recommendations agreed by the group of Onconephrology experts of the Spanish Society of Nephrology in those areas related to ICI nephrotoxicity, in order to help decision-making in daily clinical practice in Onconephrology consultations.
Keywords
Acute kidney injury; ImmunotherapyBibliographic citation
Alonso F, Martín de Francisco ÁLM, Auñón P, García-Carro C, García P, Gutiérrez E, et al. Adverse renal effects of check-point inhibitors (ICI) in cancer patients: Recommendations of the Onco-nephrology Working Group of the Spanish Society of Nephrology. Nefrologia (Eng Ed). 2023 Sep-Oct;43(5):622–35.
Audience
Professionals
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