… to recognize that there is considerable hesitation to adopt similar approaches in the developed
world, mainly out of concern for a beneficial effect of H pylori on esophageal diseases. …

… occurrence represent the second most frequent cause for anti-H. pylori treatment failure
in clinical practise. Indeed, the high prevalence of antibiotic side-effects might induce even …

… We used clinically indicated H. pylori eradication to evaluate the effect of H. pylori on
meal-associated changes in ghrelin, leptin, and the other specified insulinotropic and digestive …

… a consensus report on H. pylori in 2015 to address important clinical questions pertaining
to … As such, clinicians should be aware of these potential side effects and appropriately …

… H. pylori-positive, and this value could be higher in clinical practice. The recommended
second-line therapy is the quadruple regimen composed of tetracycline, metronidazole, bismuth …

… of metronidazole resistance testing with its efficacy in H. pylori eradication regimes clinically.
Unlike the profound negative effects of clarithromycin or levofloxacin resistance on the …

… , as observed in the present review, is thought to have clinical relevance on CVD, while
there have been no studies on CVD outcomes or HDL functions by HDL-C levels after H. …

… Therefore we use a clinical definition of antimicrobial … , nor animal studies can predict the
clinical efficacy of anti-H. … Therefore, we also used a random-effects model to account for …

… pylori eradication rate in patients treated with PPI-based triple therapies were … clinical
trials and three published meta-analyses [33]–[35]. Our findings clearly confirmed that clinical …

… Data from the literature concerning the role of Helicobacter pylori (H. … pylori infection
and severity of psoriasis, and effect of H. pylori eradication on the clinical course of psoriasis. …