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. 2024 Aug 6;2024(8):CD015064. doi: 10.1002/14651858.CD015064.pub2

Innocenti 1977.

Study characteristics
Methods Trial design: randomised, double‐blind, within‐participant study
Trial registration number: not reported
Country: Italy, assumed by the authors' affiliation
Outpatient or hospital: Sondrio Civil Hospital Dermatology Department, assumed by the authors' affiliation
Date trial conducted: not reported
Duration of trial participation: 1 week
Inclusion criteria: patients with bilateral AD where the lesions were distributed symmetrically
Exclusion criteria: patients without complete clinical assessment
Additional design details: AD participants were a subgroup in the study.
Participants Total number randomised: 3 participants with AD sides treated (3 sides to apply the intervention and 3 sides to apply the comparator)
Age, sex: not reported separately for the AD participants
Ethnicity, duration of eczema: not reported
Severity of eczema: 2 participants had moderate‐severity disease and 1 had high‐severity
Body site, number of withdrawals: not reported
Notes: none
Interventions Run‐in details: not reported
Intervention: diflucortolone valerate 0.1% emulsion used twice daily for 7 days
· Concurrent treatment: not reported
· Other key information: potency inferred based on alternative formulations
Comparator: fluocortolone/fluocortolone caproate 0.25% emulsion used twice daily for 7 days
· Concurrent treatment: not reported
· Other key information: potency inferred based on alternative formulations
Concurrent treatments received alongside both intervention and comparator: not reported
Notes: none
Outcomes · AE
· IGA (treatment effect judged as null, small, good, or excellent)
Notes Funding source: not reported
Declarations of interest: not declared
Original language of publication: Italian
Other: This study has previously been extracted by this group; some content is reproduced from Lax 2022.