Systemic meglumine antimoniate in cutaneous leishmaniasis of children: Clinical and laboratory complications

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Abstract

Children account for 7%-20% of cutaneous leishmaniasis cases in Iran, but there are few safety data to guide pediatric antiparasitic therapy. We evaluated the clinical and laboratory tolerance of the systemic pentavalent antimonial compound meglumine antimoniate, in 70 Iranian children with cutaneous leishmaniasis. Adverse effects were similar to those seen in adults.

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Layegh, P., Khademi, Z., Aghaee, M. A., & Moghiman, T. (2015). Systemic meglumine antimoniate in cutaneous leishmaniasis of children: Clinical and laboratory complications. Journal of the Pediatric Infectious Diseases Society, 4(4), 356–358. https://doi.org/10.1093/jpids/piu021

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