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. 2024 Oct 26;74(1):e332804. doi: 10.1136/gutjnl-2024-332804

Table 1. Modified intention-to-treat effectiveness of bismuth-based quadruple therapy in treatment-naïve and rescue patients in Europe.

Schemes Line of therapy All lines
Naïve Second-line Rescue
ScBQT
 Cure rate (%) 93.2 89.5 85.9 91.8
 n 4477 1148 623 6248
 95% CI 92 to 94 88 to 91 83 to 89 91 to 93
NScBQT schemes
 PPI+CAB
  Cure rate 91.4 87.8 77.1 91.1
  n 3826 181 35 4042
  95% CI 91 to 92 82 to 92 59 to 89 90 to 2
 PPI-MTB
  Cure rate (%) 90.9 84.7 73.2 84.7
  n 318 288 190 796
  95% CI 87 to 94 80 to 89 66 to 79 82 to 87
 PPI+MAB
  Cure rate (%) 90.2 79.4 85 88.6
  n 245 34 20 299
  95% CI 86 to 94 62 to 91 61 to 96 84 to 92
 PPI+LAB
  Cure rate (%) 88.8 88.1 75.9 86
  n 98 662 158 918
  95% CI 80 to 94 85 to 90 68 to 82 84 to 88
 PPI+JAB
  Cure rate (%) 86.4 93.5 0 86,7
  n 477 31 1 509
  95% CI 83 to 89 77 to 99 11 to 95 83 to 90
 PPI+TAB
  Cure rate (%) 84.6 72.7 66.7 81.9
  n 91 22 3 116
  95% CI 75 to 91 50 to 88 13 to 98 73 to 88
 PPI+MDB
  Cure rate (%) 77 76.3 62.5 69.2
  n 61 38 112 211
  95% CI 64 to 86 59 to 88 53 to 71 62 to 75
 Overall
  Cure rate (%) 91.4 87.8 78.3 89.5
  n 9955 2550 1262 13 767
  95% CI 91 to 92 87 to 89 76 to 81 89 to 90

Rescue: third-line therapy and beyond.

Treatment schemes with 90% or more effectiveness are marked in bold.

A, amoxicillin; B, bismuth salts; C, clarithromycin; D, doxycycline; J, josamycin; L, levofloxacin; M, metronidazole; NScBQT, non-single-capsule bismuth quadruple therapy; PPI, proton pump inhibitor; T, tetracycline