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. 2017 Jun 9;2017(6):CD007938. doi: 10.1002/14651858.CD007938.pub4
Study Reason for exclusion
Arai 2010 No mention of blinding of therapies in gabapentin plus imipramine additions to opioids in cancer pain
Berry 2005 Single dose of gabapentin for treatment of acute herpes zoster
Dallocchio 2000 Painful diabetic neuropathy, open comparison of gabapentin and amitriptyline
Ding 2014 Not indexed as blinded. Gabapentin assessed as add‐on therapy to transdermal fentanyl
Dworkin 2009 Study for acute herpes zoster pain
Ho 2009 Short duration (1 week at stable dose), potential use of significant dose of gabapentin as rescue medication
Jean 2005 Postherpetic neuralgia, with open administration of gabapentin
Kasimcan 2010 Acute and chronic radicular pain, with open administration of gabapentin
Keskinbora 2007 Neuropathic cancer pain, with open administration of gabapentin
Kimos 2007 Condition (CRPS 1) not now defined as neuropathic pain
Ko 2010 Open comparison of gabapentin and tramadol/paracetamol in painful diabetic neuropathy
McCleane 2001 Low back pain, not specifically neuropathic
NCT00634543 Open label study
NCT01263132 No active or placebo comparator, randomised for B vitamins not gabapentin
NCT01623271 Single group cohort without comparator
Nikolajsen 2006 Trial of gabapentin in surgery to test whether use in surgery prevents development of phantom pain. There was no beneficial effect
Pandey 2002 Guillain‐Barré syndrome
Pandey 2005 Guillain‐Barré syndrome
Salvaggio 2008 Facial pain, open administration of gabapentin plus tramadol
Sator‐Katzenschlager 2005 Chronic pelvic pain, with open administration of gabapentin
Tanenberg 2011 Open label study
Van de Vusse 2004 Condition (masticatory pain) not now defined as neuropathic pain
Yaksi 2007 Lumbar spinal stenosis, with open administration of gabapentin
Yelland 2009 No‐of‐1 study with short treatment periods of 2 weeks in chronic neuropathic pain, and with high withdrawal rate. Study design highly unusual and difficult to interpret
Yildrim 2003 Not double‐blind