Table 1.
Characteristics of the studies included in the research letter.
Study, year, and participants | Country | Age (years) | Diagnosed by | Site of warts | Intervention details | Outcome | |
Millar and Moore [4], 2008 | |||||||
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Female pediatric patient | United Kingdom | 7 | Dermatologist | Distal phalanges of the right middle finger | Topical application of tea tree oil once daily for 12 days | Complete clearance of warts without reoccurrence |
Alsanad and Alkhamees [3], 2016 | Saudi Arabia |
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Dermatologist |
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Complete clearance of warts without reoccurrence | |
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Male child |
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9 |
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Left sole | Topical application of tea tree oil twice a day for 20 days |
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Male child |
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14 |
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Proximal phalanges of the right little finger | Topical application of tea tree oil twice a day for 10 days |
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Lim et al [5], 2020 | |||||||
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Female child | South Korea | 12 | Dermatologist | Periungual and plantar | Topical application of tea tree oil for 9 months | Complete clearance of warts without reoccurrence |
Deenadayalan et al [1], 2022 | |||||||
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Adult female | India | 22 | Dermatologist | Distal phalanges of the right hand | Topical application of tea tree oil once a day for 7 days, afterward alternative day for 2 weeks | Complete clearance of warts without reoccurrence |