… of H pylori in gastric biopsy specimens. However, in most histopathology departments the
number of gastric biopsy specimens … not practical to perform H pyloni immunohistochemistry on …

… the high seropositivity for Helicobacter pylori (H. pylori) and the low diagnostic yield of H. …
pylori in biopsy samples from 50 patients with gastric carcinoma and 50 age‐matched controls …

… risk of gastritis and gastric carcinoma after surgery and eradication of infection … H pylori to
ensure proper treatment. We describe an unfamiliar form of H pylori found in gastric resections, …

… On the basis of this study, we propose that biopsy specimens for evaluation of H.pylori
infection should be taken routinely from both the greater curvature of the antrum and corpus and …

… or resection specimen revealed Helicobacter pylori was significantly higher than the number
or seropositive blood donors. Although it should be borne in mind that Helicobacter pylori …

… detection rate varied from 30% at the antrum lesser curvature to 100% at the corpus greater
curvature in surgically resected gastric specimens. There results suggest that the adequate …

… data about the characteristics of the resected gastric specimens to the published literature. …
before surgery for study of any resected specimens and proper disposal of said specimens. …

… Although the reason for this discrepancy is uncertain, the possibility that the number of
the examined samples in our study (mean, 16.2 resected and 5.5 biopsied sections for each …

… who underwent surgery at the study institution were collected from the resected specimen in
… Specimens were immediately frozen in liquid nitrogen, processed, coded, and stored at −80…

… 54Biopsy specimens taken before surgery confirmed the assumed H pylon aetiology in
our cases of chronic active gastritis. In addition, one case each of lymphocytic and reactive …