Dermatología basada en la evidencia: revisiones sistemáticas y metaanálisis

Moreno, Juan Jorge Manríquez; Valenzuela, Sergio Silva; Acevedo, Pamela Hernández

doi:10.1016/s0213-9251(06)72501-1

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“…Las revisiones mencionadas, si bien constituyen una fuente de información importante, adolecen de las limitaciones propias de las revisiones narrativas [17][18][19][20] . Además, por las características del problema, existe una probabilidad alta de que la información existente no se encuentre fácilmente accesible.…”

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Loxoscelismo cutáneo y cutáneo-visceral: Revisión sistemática

Silva

2009

Rev. chil. infectol.

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Cutaneous and visceral loxoscelism: A systematic review Introduction: Loxoscelism represents a major public health problem for which there are no standard therapeutic interventions. Objective: To review available scientific evidence on management of Loxoscelism Method: Systematic review of clinical studies. The search included multiple databases (Medline, Lilacs, Embase, Web of Sciences, Cinahl, Pre-Cinahl, Paperfirst, Proceedingsfirst, Dissertations and Theses, Toxline, Cochrane Library), handsearch of references, and contact with experts. Results: Three clinical trials of poor methodological quality were identified from 5,207 references found. One trial (n = 31), concluded that the use of dapsone was associated with fewer local complications than surgical treatment. A second study (n = 46), concluded that the use of dapsone was superior to clorfenamine for skin lesions. A third study (n = 95) concluded that there was no differences between the use of oral dapsone, antivenom against anti-Loxosceles reclusa or a combination of both. Conclusions: There is insufficient evidence based on good quality studies to recommend treatment guidelines for individuals with skin or visceral loxoscelism.

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Loxoscelismo cutáneo y cutáneo-visceral: Revisión sistemática

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2009

Rev. chil. infectol.

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Dermatología basada en la evidencia: revisiones sistemáticas y metaanálisis

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Loxoscelismo cutáneo y cutáneo-visceral: Revisión sistemática

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