LETHAL NEPHROTOXICITY AND HEMATOLOGIC TOXICITY OF CIS-DIAMMINEDICHLOROPLATINUM AMELIORATED BY OPTIMAL CIRCADIAN TIMING AND HYDRATION
LETHAL NEPHROTOXICITY AND HEMATOLOGIC TOXICITY OF CIS-DIAMMINEDICHLOROPLATINUM AMELIORATED BY OPTIMAL CIRCADIAN TIMING AND HYDRATION
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10.1016/0277-5379(82)90116-x
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1982-01-01
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KENNEDY, BJ
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LEVI, FA;HRUSHESKY, WJM;KENNEDY, BJ
Female F344 (Fischer) rats (n = 341) were kept in light for 8 h alternating with darkness for 16 h; some were observed for survival for 21 days while others were killed for blood sampling 4.5 days after a single i.p. injection of 11mg/kg cis-diamminedichloroplatinum (cis-DDP). cis-DDP was administered with or without concomitant i.p. saline load at one of 6 equispaced circadian stages. This high dose of cis-DDP resulted in marked lethal and renal toxicity, but in a moderate bone marrow suppression. Blood urea nitrogen (BUN), circulating total white blood cell counts (WBC) and survival times revealed statistically significant circadian rhythms of drug toxicity (P < 0.03). Optimal tolerance for cis-DDP gauged by these 3 variables resulted from drug administration in the 2nd half of the dark span. Renal tolerance for cis-DDP gauged by BUN was improved 2-fold by appropriate drug timing. This benefit from drug timing alone was further improved 2-fold if hydration and cis-DDP were given at the optimal circadian stage. Hydration-induced ameloriation of cis-DDP nephrotoxicity requires time qualification of both hydration and cis-DDP.