Cisplatin
Risk class Guidelines differ
- Irritant with vesicant propertiesref. ONS/ASCO 2025
- Irritantref. ESMO-EONS 2012
If it extravasates
Antidote
- Topical DMSO
Compress Guidelines differ
- Coldref. ONS/ASCO 2025
- Warmref. ESMO-EONS 2012
References
Risk class: Irritant with vesicant propertiesONS/ASCO 2025 (Table 1, p. 385)
Risk class: IrritantESMO-EONS 2012 (Table 1, p. vii167)
Antidote: topical DMSOESMO-EONS 2012 (text, p. vii170)
Compress: coldONS/ASCO 2025 (text, p. 390)
Compress: warmESMO-EONS 2012 (Fig. 1, p. vii170)
Not classified in: JSCN/JSMO/JASPO 2024
Details by guideline
Risk class in extravasation
- ONS/ASCO 2025Irritant with vesicant propertiesAlkylating agents, platinum-basedTable 1, p. 385
- ESMO-EONS 2012IrritantIrritants › Platin saltsTable 1, p. vii167
Not classified in: JSCN/JSMO/JASPO 2024
Specific antidote
- ESMO-EONS 2012Topical DMSOStrength/level: IV-B"treatment option"; level corrected from III-B to IV-B by the corrigendum (Ann Oncol 2013;24 Suppl 6:vi171)platin saltstext, p. vii170
Compress
- ONS/ASCO 2025Cold compressStrength/level: Conditional; very lowAlkylating agents per ONS/ASCO Table 1; oxaliplatin excluded because the same guideline indicates a warm compressalkylating agents, anthracyclines, and antimetabolitestext, p. 390
- ESMO-EONS 2012Warm compress"Disperse and dilute"Vinka alkaloids; Taxanes; Platin saltsFigure 1, p. vii170
Brand names (ANVISA, Brazil) · DCB (Brazil)
DCB (Brazil)cisplatina (nº 2156)
Brand names (ANVISA, Brazil)C-PLATIN, CITOPLAX, FAULDCISPLA, MYLLCIS