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. 2024 Mar 8;103(10):e37476. doi: 10.1097/MD.0000000000037476

Table 5.

Factors affecting Helicobacter pylori eradication efficacy.

Eradication success (N = 130), n (%) P value
Gender
 Female 59 (45.4) .061
 Fale 71 (54.6)
Age, year 43.02 ± 12.84 .661
Patient type
 Inpatient 88 (67.7) .090
 Outpatient 42 (32.3)
Endoscopic findings
 No gastroscopy 50 (38.5) .820
 Only non-atrophic gastritis 34 (26.1)
 Only atrophic gastritis 36 (27.7)
 Mainly gastritis and esophagitis 3 (2.3)
 Mainly gastritis and gastric ulcer and/or duodenal ulcer 7 (5.4)
Compliance
 No 2 (1.5) .005
 Yes 128 (98.5)
Number of comorbidities
 0 109 (83.8) .723
 1 19 (14.6)
 2 2 (1.6)
BMI 23.84 ± 2.94 .613
Smoking
 No 110 (84.6) .354
 Yes 20 (15.4)
Alcohol drinking
 No 94 (72.3) .070
 Yes 36 (27.7)
AEs
 No 113 (86.9) .427
 Yes 17(13.1)
Severity of AEs
 No 113 (86.9) .560
 Mild 16 (12.3)
 Moderate 1 (0.8)
Treatment therapies
 VA 68 (52.3) .196
 VBQT 62 (47.7)
Multivariate analyses (adjusted OR [95% CI])
 Gender
  Male Reference .511
  Female 1.483 (0.458, 4.797)
 Patient type
  Outpatient Reference .130
  Inpatient 0.471 (0.178, 1.248)
 Compliance
  No Reference .005
  Yes 14.640 (2.283, 93.879)
 Alcohol drinking
  No Reference .438
  Yes 0.650 (0.218, 1.933)
 Treatment therapies
  VA Reference .194
  VBQT 0.544 (0.217, 1.363)

Stepwise logistic regression was used for statistical analysis. P value < 0.05 was considered significant.

AE = adverse event, CI = confidence interval, VA = vonoprazan–amoxicillin dual therapy, VBQT = vonoprazan-based bismuth-containing quadruple therapy.