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. 2014 Jun 18;9(3):346–352. doi: 10.5009/gnl13451

Table 1.

Different Characteristics of Peptic Ulcer Bleeding Patients with Helicobacter pylori Eradication within 120 Days and after 120 Days of the Initial Diagnosis

Variable Early ≤120 days Late >120 days p-value
No. of patients 1,256 664
Age, yr 0.065
 20–49 469 (37.34) 227 (34.19)
 50–69 518 (41.24) 264 (39.76)
 ≥70 269 (21.42) 173 (26.05)
Sex 0.461
 Male 884 (70.38) 478 (71.99)
 Female 372 (29.62) 186 (28.01)
Rehospitalization* <0.001
 No 1,153 (91.80) 573 (86.30)
 Complicated 103 (8.20) 91 (13.70)
Comorbidities
 DM 154 (12.26) 107 (16.11) 0.019
 CHF 34 (2.71) 20 (3.01) 0.701
 CAD 167 (13.30) 112 (16.87) 0.035
 COPD 146 (11.62) 92 (13.86) 0.158
Gastroduodenal ulcer history 74 (5.89) 56 (8.43) 0.035
Ulcer position <0.001
 Gastric ulcer 511 (40.68) 351 (52.86)
 Duodenal ulcer 728 (57.96) 298 (44.88)
 Peptic ulcer 17 (1.35) 15 (2.26)
Medication
 PPIs or H2-blockers 110 (8.76) 124 (18.67) <0.001
 Aspirin 67 (5.33) 31 (4.67) 0.528
 NSAIDs 184 (14.65) 145 (21.84) <0.001
 COX-2 specific inhibitors 46 (3.66) 39 (5.87) 0.025
 Steroids 52 (4.14) 36 (5.42) 0.202
 Clopidogrel 20 (1.59) 12 (1.81) 0.727
 Ticlopidine 9 (0.72) 6 (0.90) 0.658
 Warfarin 4 (0.32) 3 (0.45) 0.645
 Follow-up year 5.47±3.22 3.93±2.83

Data are presented as number (%) or mean±SD.

DM, diabetes mellitus; CHF, congestive heart failure; CAD, cardiovascular disease; COPD, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease; PPIs, proton pump inhibitors; H2-blockers, histamine receptor-2 blockers; NSAIDs, nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs; COX-2, cyclooxygenase-2.

*

Rehospitalization for recurrent peptic ulcers;

Rehospitalization for complicated recurrent peptic ulcers with hemorrhages and perforations;

Including gastric ulcer and duodenal ulcer.