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World J Transplant. Sep 18, 2023; 13(5): 254-263
Published online Sep 18, 2023. doi: 10.5500/wjt.v13.i5.254
Published online Sep 18, 2023. doi: 10.5500/wjt.v13.i5.254
Kidney transplantation | ||||
Ref. | Sample size | Donor type | Tac-IPV assessment | Outcomes |
Borra et al[47], 2010 | 297 | Both living and deceased donor | MAD | Significant relationship between high Tac-IPV and long-term graft failure |
Ro et al[45], 2012 | 249 | Both living and deceased donor | MAD | TAC IPV had a significant impact on rejection-free survival. The effect was influenced by CYP3A5 polymorphism |
Sapir-Pichhadze et al[44], 2014 | 356 | Both living and deceased donor | MLVI/SD | Increased time-dependent TAC SD may be an independent risk factor for adverse kidney transplant outcomes |
O’Regan et al[49], 2016 | 394 | Both living and deceased donor | CV | Inferior renal allograft survival was observed in recipients with higher Tac-IPV |
Rodrigo et al[53], 2016 | 310 | Deceased donor only | CV | Tacrolimus level variability is a strong risk factor for dnDSA development and death-censored graft loss |
Whalen et al[46], 2017 | 376 | Both living and deceased donor | MAD | Highly variable tacrolimus levels predict worse out- comes postrenal transplantation |
Shuker et al[48], 2016 | 808 | Both living and deceased donor | MAD | A high tacrolimus IPV is an independent risk factor for adverse kidney transplant outcomes that can be used as an easy monitoring tool to help identify high-risk RTRs |
Vanhove et al[56], 2016 | 220 | Both living and deceased donor | CV | High IPV is related to accelerated progression of chronic histologic lesions before any evidence of renal dysfunction |
Rozen-Zvi et al[51], 2017 | 803 | Both living and deceased donor | CV | The combination of high CV and exposure to low drug levels might identify high-risk patients in the early post-transplantation period |
Goodall et al[50], 2017 | 688 | Both living and deceased donor | CV | High tacrolimus IPV and clinic nonattendance are associated with inferior allograft survival |
Sablik et al[62], 2018 | 248 | Both living and deceased donor | MAD | A high Tac IPV per se does not predispose to the development of chronic active antibody mediated rejection (c-aABMR) but is associated with inferior graft survival once c-aABMR is diagnosed |
Seibert et al[57], 2018 | 1472 | Both living and deceased donor | CV | High variability of TAC dose increases risk of acute rejection. High variability of TAC trough increases risk of graft failure |
Mo et al[54], 2019 | 671 | Both living and deceased donor | CV | High IPV of Tac is associated with early deterioration of chronic histologic lesions as well as poorer long-term outcomes |
Song et al[61], 2019 | 1241 | Living donor only | TTR | Increasing the TTR of tacrolimus in the first year was associated with improved long-term outcomes in living kidney transplants, and TTR may be a novel valuable strategy to monitor tacrolimus exposure |
Süsal et al[55], 2019 | 6638 | Deceased donor only | CV | Even in patients with good outcome during the first 3 post-transplant years, a high IPV was associated with inferior graft survival, indicating that a fluctuating tacrolimus trough level at years 1, 2 and 3 post-transplant is a major problem in kidney transplantation |
Rahamimov et al[52], 2019 | 878 | Both living and deceased donor | CV | Monitoring CV can help detect the high-risk patients |
Gold et al[66], 2020 | 1419 | Deceased donor only | MAD | A more intense and less variable exposure to tacrolimus could improve graft survival strongly in patients with high TAC IPV |
Stefanović et al[58], 2020 | 104 | Both living and deceased donor | CV | Combined assessment of tacrolimus IPV and tacrolimus C0/D may categorize patients towards risk of graft deterioration in the long-term post-transplantation period |
Stefanović et al[59], 2021 | 103 | Both living and deceased donor | CV | Simultaneous assessment of Tac IPV, C0/D, and CYP3A5 genotype may identify patients at risk of deterioration of graft function in the long-term post-transplantation period |
Kim et al[65], 2021 | 1080 | Both living and deceased donor | CV | High tacrolimus IPV significantly increases the risk of graft failure and antibody mediated rejection in patients with high immunological risk |
Park et al[63], 2021 | 1143 | Both living and deceased donor | CV | TAC-IPV can significantly affect allograft outcomes even with a high mean TAC-C0 |
Yin et al[64], 2022 | 1343 | Living donor only | CV | Tac variability score is a novel measure of Tac IPV with higher correlation with graft survival and more convenience in clinical use than CV after kidney transplantation |
Baghai Arassi et al[67], 2022 | 48 | Both living and deceased donor | CV | High Tac IPV is associated with an increased risk of dnDSA development and rejection episodes > year 1 posttransplant even in patients with low immunological risk profile |
Nuchjumroon et al[60], 2022 | 188 | Both living and deceased donor | CV | No evidence that the CYP3A5 polymorphisms significantly influence tacrolimus IPV during the 6 to 12 mo after kidney transplantation |
- Citation: Morais MC, Soares ME, Costa G, Guerra L, Vaz N, Codes L, Bittencourt PL. Impact of tacrolimus intra-patient variability in adverse outcomes after organ transplantation. World J Transplant 2023; 13(5): 254-263
- URL: https://www.wjgnet.com/2220-3230/full/v13/i5/254.htm
- DOI: https://dx.doi.org/10.5500/wjt.v13.i5.254