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. 2019 Aug 19;9:12000. doi: 10.1038/s41598-019-48352-5

Table 3.

Faecal calprotectin, faecal zonulin and serum LPS for patients with PPI-associated dysbiosis. Data is given as Median and 95% confidence interval.

PPI use with dysbiosis PPI use without dysbiosis No PPI use Adjusted p-value
Streptococcus salivarius dysbiosis
N 32 18 50
Calprotectin (ng/mg) 271 (206–394) 59 (32–206) 17 (12–65) ap < 0.001, bp = 0.059, cp = 0.012
Zonulin (ng/mg) 85 (71–102) 83 (62–97) 69 (51–78) ap = 0.019, bp = 0.165, cp > 0.999
LPS (EU/ml) 3 (0–9) 0 (2–7) 0 (0–1) ap = 0.032, bp = 0.116, cp > 0.999
Veillonella parvula dysbiosis
N 30 20 50
Calprotectin (ng/mg) 218 (167–348) 206 (48–318) 17 (12–65) ap < 0.001, bp < 0.001, cp = 0.961
Zonulin (ng/mg) 84 (65–100) 84 (71–102) 69 (51–78) ap = 0.035, bp = 0.074, cp > 0.999
LPS (EU/ml) 3 (1–12) 1 (0–7) 0 (0–1) ap = 0.009, bp = 0.333, cp > 0.999
Streptococcus (genus) dysbiosis
N 31 19 50
Calprotectin (ng/mg) 270 (183–406) 167 (32–264) 17 (12–65) ap = 0.005, bp < 0.001, cp = 0.100
Zonulin (ng/mg) 90 (71–109) 83 (47–97) 69 (51–78) ap = 0.005, bp = 0.465, cp = 0.710
LPS (EU/ml) 2 (0–7) 3 (0–12) 0 (0–1) ap = 0.096, bp = 0.025, cp > 0.999

PPI: proton pump inhibitor; adenotes differences between patients with PPI use with dysbiosis and patients without PPI use; bdenotes differences between patients with PPI use without dysbiosis and patients without PPI use; cdenotes differences between patients with PPI use with and without dysbiosis.