Lopez-Padilla 1996
Methods | Individual randomised controlled trials | |
Participants | Dx: SD and dandruff as diagnosed by physician Exclusion criteria: psoriasis, contact dermatitis, HIV infection Male: 62%; age: 29 years on average |
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Interventions | Intervention: 1% climbazole shampoo applied daily for 3 weeks (n = 30) Control: 1% ketoconazole applied similarly (n = 30) |
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Outcomes | Full remission of all symptoms, independent remission of pruritus and desquamation | |
Notes | Country: Mexico | |
Risk of bias | ||
Bias | Authors' judgement | Support for judgement |
Random sequence generation (selection bias) | Unclear risk | Assigned randomly |
Allocation concealment (selection bias) | Low risk | Not reported |
Baseline comparable? | High risk | Sex differed |
Patient blinded? | Low risk | Use of identical bottles |
Provider blinded? | Low risk | Use of identical bottles |
Outcome assessor blinded? | Low risk | Use of identical bottles |
Co-interventions avoided? | Low risk | Not allowed |
Compliance acceptable? | Unclear risk | Not reported |
Drop-out acceptable? | Unclear risk | Not reported |
Selective outcome reporting acceptable? | Unclear risk | Not reported |
ITT? | High risk | Persons who did not complete the study were excluded |