… some subjects infected by H pylori develop gastric ulcers while others develop duodenal
ulcers, but … Prolonged exposure to H pylori in developing countries: is there an increased risk of …

… % in developed countries and 13% in developing countries. … % in developed countries and
12% in developing countries. … %, respectively) in developing countries supports reinfection as …

… This explains the high prevalence of the organism in developing countries, and also the
increased presence of the bacterium in adults who live in crowded, unsanitary conditions (small …

… prevalence study among health checkup attendees in the same country revealed 51.3% H
pylori seroprevalence and 0.5% gastric cancer prevalence.A prevalence study on 45‐ and 59‐…

… Helicobacter pylori is a gram-negative bacterium that colonizes the human stomach and can
… prevalence in developing countries than in developed countries.2, 3 It was shown that H. …

… regimens 8 Table 6 Antibiotic resistance of Helicobacter pylori 9 Table 7 Rescue therapies
10 … options in developing countries 13 Table 11 Cost-reducing alternative Helicobacter pylori …

… pylori infection in various Asian countries revealed that the prevalence in Japan shows a
mixed pattern of developed and developing countries, namely a developed country pattern (low …

… Helicobacter pylori is a common bacterium infecting about half … developing countries
compared to developed countries, although there are subgroups within many regions with higher H…

… the acquisition of H pylori in infancy/childhood in developing countries has a more … developed
countries. We believe that the acquisition of H pylori in childhood in developing countries …

… The identification of the clinical consequences of Helicobacter pylori infection is certainly one
… This article is intended to give an overview on the prevalence of H. pylori infection and H. …