Basic Study
Copyright ©The Author(s) 2017.
World J Gastroenterol. Jul 14, 2017; 23(26): 4712-4723
Published online Jul 14, 2017. doi: 10.3748/wjg.v23.i26.4712
Table 1 Characteristics of patients with active Helicobacter pylori infection regarding patient’s CagA-IgG status n (%)
TotalH. pylori + CagA-IgG-H. pylori + CagA-IgG+P value
Total9969 (69.7)30 (30.3)
GenderNS
Female7251 (73.9)21 (70)
Male2718 (26.1)9 (30)
Age
mean ± SD54.1 ± 14.153.7 ± 13.755.1 ± 15.0NS
H. pylori status
Anti-H.pylori-IgG+9364 (92.8)29 (96.7)NS
Anti-CagA-IgG+30-30 (100)
mean CagA-IgG EIU1.5 ± 1.739.6.5 ± 31.1< 0.0001
Culture+9969 (100)30 (100)NS
Histology+7955 (79.7)24 (80)NS
Clinical phenotype
Chronic active Gastritis (any severity)9263 (91.3)29 (96.7)NS
Chronic non-active Gastritis (grade > 2)176 (8.7)1 (3.3)NS
Corpus predominant gastritis50 (0)5 (16.7)0.0020
Antrum-/pangastritis8763 (91.3)24 (80)NS
Chronic atrophic gastritis (any severity)4625 (36.2)21 (70)0.0023
Chronic atrophic gastritis (> 2/3)12814 (20.3)14 (46.7)0.014
Intestinal metaplasia (any)2312 (17.4)11 (36.7)0.068
Gastric cancer62 (2.9)4 (13.3)0.056
PUD or MALT-Lymphoma (any)54 (5.8)1 (3.3)NS
Normal mucosa (no PMNs and ≤ 1 chronicity)144 (5.8)0 (0)NS