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. 2014 Dec 14;20(46):17618–17625. doi: 10.3748/wjg.v20.i46.17618

Table 1.

Prevalence of Helicobacter pylori infection in the Iranian population

Ref. Year Location Age group Number (M/F) Prevalence Prevalence (%) (M/F) Method of detection
Alborzi et al[12] 2005 Shiraz (Southern Iran) 8 mo-15 yr 593 (308/284) 82.0% 81/83 Stool antigen
Nouraie et al[13] 2009 Tehran 18-65 yr 2326 (968/1358) 69.0% 67.6/70.0 ELISA IgG-Ab
Jafarzadeh et al[14] 2005 Rafsanjan (Southeast Iran) 1-15 yr 386 (187/199) 46.6% 51.9/41.7 ELISA IgG-Ab
Jafarzadeh et al[15] 2005 Rafsanjan (Southeast Iran) 20-60 yr 200 (114/86) 67.5% 71.9/61.6 ELISA IgG-Ab
Alizadeh et al[16] 2003 Nahavand (Western Iran) ≥ 6 yr 1518 (653/865) 70.6% 66.6/73.4 ELISA IgG-Ab
Ghasemi Kebria et al[17] 2010 Golestan province (Northeast Iran) 1-83 yr 1028 (489/539) 66.4% 66.3/66.6 ELISA IgG-Ab
Jafar et al[18] 2007 Sanandaj (Western Iran) 4 mo-15 yr 458 (231/227) 64.2% 65/63 Stool antigen
Mikaeli et al[19] 1997 Ardebil and Yazd (Northwest and Central Iran) < 20 yr 711 (NA) 47.5% (Ardebil) NA ELISA IgG-Ab
30.6% (Yazd)
Mansour-Ghanaei et al[20] 2007 Rasht (Northern Iran) 7-11 yr 961 (475/486) 40.0% 49.7/50.3 Stool antigen
Mahram et al[21] 2004 Zanjan (Western Iran) 7-9 yr 278 (150/128) 52.8% 56.0/50.7 ELISA IgG-Ab

M: Male; F: Female; ELISA: Enzyme- linked immunosorbent assay; Ab: Antibody; NA: Not available.