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Lupoid leishmaniasis (LCL) is a rare, face disfiguring, treatment resistant complication which has responded to the expensive photodynamic therapy in 5 patients in Iran [ F. Ghaffarifar et al. La Rev. de la Mediterranee orientale Vol. 12 No. 6, 2006]. Here we report 5 cases,- photodocumented as best as we could under the actually disastrous conditions of Afghan Health Care,- treated with 0.045% DAC N-055 [German Drug Codex, 1990], which is split into 1O2 and 2NaClO2 after 360 nm light exposure and reacts as chlorite in iodometry.

Lupoid cutaneous leishmaniasis in Afghanistan treated with 0.045% DAC N-055