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Cystatin C a Marker for Renal Function after Exercise
International Journal of Sports Medicine, 08/17/09
Mingels A et al. – Renal function is evaluated using serum creatinine, urine parameters, and equations to estimate the Glomular Filtration Rate (GFR). The mean cystatin C increase was twice as low as compared to creatinine (21% and 41%, respectively), suggesting that cystatin C is indeed less biased by muscle damage.
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