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. 2018 Sep 4;2018:8454125. doi: 10.1155/2018/8454125

Table 1.

Distribution of demographic and clinical-pathological characteristics of subjects evaluated for H. pylori infection.

Variables H. pylori status Total P value
Negative Positive
N (%) 1554 (64.6) 852 (35.4) 2406
Age (years)
≤19 69 (4.4) 22 (2.6) 91 <0.0011
20–29 184 (11.9) 95 (11.1) 279
30–39 248 (16.0) 166 (19.5) 414
40–49 305 (19.6) 203 (23.9) 508
50–59 334 (21.5) 187 (21.9) 521
>60 414 (26.6) 179 (21.0) 593
Mean ± SD 48 ± 17 47 ± 15 0.06 2
Range 9–95 10–88
Gender
Female 1058 (68.1) 560 (65.7) 1618 0.26
Male 496 (31.9) 292 (34.3) 788
Residence
Rural 109 (7.3) 65 (8.0) 174 0.59
Urban 1388 (92.7) 748 (92.0) 2136
Tobacco smoking
Yes 130 (37.3) 86 (36.6) 216 0.93
No 219 (62.7) 149 (63.4) 368
Alcoholism
Yes 78 (25.8) 59 (29.1) 137 0.47
No 224 (74.2) 144 (70.9) 368
Endoscopic diagnosis
Normal stomach 39 (2.5) 15 (1.8) 54 0.84
Endoscopic lesion 1515 (97.5) 837 (98.2) 2352
Eradication therapy
Yes 196 (80.0) 196
No 49 (20.0) 49
After therapy
Eradicated 127 (83.5) 127
Not eradicated 25 (16.5) 25

N = sample number (subjects without information in the medical records were excluded from the analysis). 1chi-square test used to compare age categories. 2t test used to compare means of age.