Acute kidney injury and the compensation of kidney function after nephrectomy in living donation

Table 1 Clinical factors associated with kidney recovery in living donors

Ref.	Significant factors
Ohashi et al[17]	Age	Presence of metabolic syndrome	Chronic histological changes
Ibrahim et al[8]	Age	Sex	BMI
Rook et al[11]	Age	BMI
Denic et al[21]	Age	HTN
Shiraishi et al[15]	Age	Sex	BMI
	HTN
Nishida et al[34]	Hyperuricemia	Chronic histological changes
Yakoubi et al[25]	Age	BSA adjusted RKV	Preoperative eGFR
Shinoda et al[26]	BMI	RKV/BSA
Okumura et al[6]	Age	Sex	History of HTN
	RKV/Wt
Zabor et al[18]	Age	Sex	History of HTN
Lee et al[19]	Age	Sex	History of HTN
	BMI	History of DM	Preoperative eGFR
	RKV
Vaz et al[42]	Age	Sex

BMI: Body mass index; HTN: Hypertension; BSA: Body surface area; RKV: Remnant kidney volume; eGFR: Estimated glomerular filtration rate; CrCl: Creatinine clearance; mGFR: Measured glomerular filtration rate; Wt: Weight; DM: Diabetes.