| Classification | Names | Advantages | Disadvantages |
| Pt (II) complexes | Cisplatin | broad antibacterial spectrum, high antitumor activity | poor water solubility, nephrotoxicity, acute emesis, cough, drug resistance, intravenous administration etc. |
| Carboplatin | good antitumor activity, no obvious nephrotoxicity | Myelosuppression, platelet disorders, drug resistance, intravenous administration, peripheral neurotoxicity, etc. | |
| Oxaliplatin | no drug resistance, good activity, low side effect | neurotoxicity, alimentary canal toxicity, intravenous administration, etc. | |
| Pt (IV) complexes | Satraplatin | better effect, oral administration, no resistance, low side effect | dose-limiting myelosuppression and emesis |
| Ormaplatin | no neurotoxicity and nephrotoxicity, better effect, oral administration, no drug resistanc | Unpredictable peripheral neurotoxicity | |
| Iprolatin | high water solubility, no drug resistance, oral administration | less effect |