… We aimed to provide evidence for clinical decision making. … This may be partially
explained by prior studies emphasizing the effect of C. butyricum on eradication rate and side …

… , for which the prevalence and effects of resistance was often … of susceptibility testing have
required clinicians to generally rely … pylori therapy and also reduce side effects of antibiotic …

… In conclusion, eradication does not aggravate the clinical outcomes in terms of short-term
and long-term posteradication occurrence of GERD. There is no association between …

… Helicobacter pylori eradication rates, compliances, and side effects are listed in Table 2.
The eradication rates by ITT analysis were 75.6 (95% confidence interval [CI], 66.3–84.9) in the …

… Moss SF, Legon S, Calam J: Helicobacter pylori infection … , McColl KEL: Effect of Helicobacter
pylori on serum pepsinogen I … McColl KEL: Is Helicobacter pylori related hypergastrinaemia …

… pylori, because each of them exert different effects. … Despite the number of studies, the
optimal treatment for H. pylori infection has not been found and routine clinical treatments are …

… and in a gastric epithelial cell line, the effect being more pronounced with cagA-positive H. …
IL-17 and Th17 cells to the clinical forms of H. pylori infection. However, to elucidate further …

… have a better antibacterial effect in future clinical studies. Biotherapeutics derived from
microorganisms are crucial for combating infections such as H. pylori, but these biotherapeutics …

… A secondary aim of the study was to observe the effects … clinical indications for the treatment
of H pylori infection, the method of diagnosing H pylori infection, the choice of anti–H pylori …

… The aim of this review was to explore these issues and their clinical implications. A broad-based
MFDLINE and Current Contents search was performed to identify all related …