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Table 3 Summary of outcomes of studies of acetylcysteine for prevention of contrast-induced nephropathy.

From: Acetylcysteine for prevention of contrast-induced nephropathy after intravascular angiography: A systematic review and meta-analysis

First Author

Contrast-induced nephropathy*

Acetylcysteine Serum Creatinine (μmol/L)

Control Serum Creatinine (μmol/L)

Dialysis (N)

 

Acetylcysteine

Control

Baseline

Second SCr

Baseline

Second SCr

NAC

Control

Allaqaband 25

8/45 (18%)

6/40 (15%)

194.5

196.3

179.5

179.5

2

0

Baker 26

2/41 (5%)

8/39 (21%)

163.6

156.5

154.7

159.1

0

0

Briguori 27

6/92 (7%)

10/91 (11%)

134.4

130.8

136.1

135.3

0

1

Diaz-Sandoval 28

2/25 (8%)

13/29 (45%)

146.7

135.5

137.9

166.2

0

0

Durham 29

10/38 (26%)

9/41 (22%)

194.5

NR

203.3

NR

NR

NR

Efrati 30

0/24 (0%)

2/25 (8%)

135.3

143.2

131.7

143.2

0

0

Fung 31

8/46 (17%)

6/45 (13%)

200.7

216.6

209.5

212.2

NR

NR

Goldenberg 32

4/41 (10%)

3/39 (8%)

176.8

176.8

168.0

165.3

0

0

Kay 33

4/102 (4%)

12/98 (12%)

119.3

107.8

120.2

122.0

0

0

Kefer 34

2/53 (8%)

3/51 (6%)

91.9

91.1

102.5

93.7

0

0

MacNeill 35

1/21 (5%)

7/22 (32%)

167.1

168.0

168.0

210.4

NR

NR

Oldemeyer 36

4/49 (8%)

3/47 (6%)

144.1

NR

146.7

NR

0

0

Shyu 37

2/60 (3%)

15/61 (25%)

247.5

221.0

247.5

274.0

0

1

Vallero 38

4/47 (9%)

4/53 (8%)

87.5

93.7

84

86.6

NR

NR

  1. Legend: SCr = serum creatinine (for conversion to mg/dL divide by 88.4); NR = not recorded or available. *Values are numbers of patients with contrast-induced nephropathy/total number of patients in treatment group (%).