Study | Reason for exclusion |
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Arikan 2008 | Appears to be randomised, but study authors state that in order to prevent discontinuation of breastfeeding, only participants who were formula fed went into the group receiving hydrolysed formula, so, in fact, not random |
Barr 1991 | Not suffering with colic on entry to study |
Bellaiche 2018 | Not an RCT |
Berseth 2009 | No definition of colic: "parent‐identified as very fussy or extremely fussy in the baseline tolerance evaluation" (quote) |
Buchanan 1998 | Letter to Editor of BMJ |
Campeotto 2011 | Not suffering with colic on entry to study |
Dupont 2010 | Using probiotics to treat so not dietary modification |
Evans 1981 | Not an RCT – no control |
Gerrard 1984 | Narative review only |
Giovannini 2014 | Not suffering with colic on entry to study |
Iacono 1991 | Not an RCT – no control |
Iacovou 2018 | Recruited infants did not match infantile colic criteria reported in their own Methods |
Imanieh 2004 | Study looking for skin prick test as predictor of cows' milk protein allergy in colicky infants |
Infante 2011 | Not colic by our definition: only 35% (7 out of 20) infants included in analysis cried for more than 3 h/d at baseline |
Jakobsson 1983 | Not an RCT or quasi‐RCT |
Koonce 2011 | Narrative review only |
Laws 1991 | Letter to Editor of Journal of Pediatrics |
Liebman 1981 | Not an RCT or quasi‐RCT |
Nocerino 2012 | Conference abstract; not randomised |
Pärtty 2015 | Using probiotics to treat so not dietary modification |
Rozé 2012 | Not suffering with colic on entry to study |
Sargsyan 2006 | Letter to Editor of European Journal of Pediatrics |
Savilahti 1989 | Not an RCT or quasi‐RCT |
Savino 2003 | Not colic by our definition |
Sherman 2015 | Not suffering with colic on entry to study |
Vandenplas 2017 | Not suffering with colic on entry to study |
Vivatvakin 2010 | Not suffering with colic on entry to study |
Xinias 2017 | Not an RCT – consecutive entry |
RCT: randomised controlled trial.