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. 2017 Nov 17;2017(11):CD005067. doi: 10.1002/14651858.CD005067.pub4
Study Reason for exclusion
Alavi‐Naini 2012 Review
Banihashemi 2015 Inclusion criteria of the patients: patients with lupoid leishmaniasis, chronic recurrent leishmaniasis, that typically follows an acute form of cutaneus leishmaniasis
Bumb 2010 Not an RCT. "Selected patients were categorised into two groups (groups A and B) of 110 persons each. Alternate patients were included in group A and B, respectively"
Dogra 1986 They stated that participants were randomly selected for the study, but not randomly assigned to the treatment groups.
Dogra 1994 They stated that participants were randomly selected for the study, but not randomly assigned to the treatment groups.
Dorlo 2012 Review
El On 1992 Cross‐over study
Frankenburg 1993 It measured immunity parameters but did not show any clinical results.
Kim 2009 This was a meta‐analysis.
Moosavi 2005 The method of generation of randomisation was inappropriate. The author was contacted and stated that after enrolling the participants, they did consecutively allocate ILMA for odd number participants and used topical paromomycin for even number participants.
Nilforoushzadeh 2010 They stated that participants were randomly selected for the study, but not randomly assigned to the treatment groups.
Nilforoushzadeh 2011 Included immunocompromised and chronically ill patients
Siavash 2013 Only studied electrocardiogram and biochemical adverse effects of meglumine antimoniate
Singh 1995 They stated that participants in both groups were randomly selected. However, they did not have an initial population eligible for the study that was randomly divided in the 2 treatment groups. But rather one group of people that were randomly selected for one group and another group of participants that were also randomly selected to form part of the other group. Besides, the duration of treatments was not the same and the follow‐up was also different for both treatment groups.
Trau 1987 No clear data is available for multiple lesions. Only lesions from participants with multiple lesions were randomised. The lesions from participants with single lesions a cross‐over study was performed.

RCT: randomised controlled trial.