TABLE 3.

H. pylori genotypes and the clinical status of the host.

H. pylori genotypes		%	Clinical status
Genotypes	No. of strains		Gastric Cancer (n = 3)		Gastric ulcer (n = 2)		Duodenal ulcer (n = 1)		Gastritis (n = 18)		NUD (n = 11)		GERD (n = 7)
			No. of strains	%	No. of strains	%	No. of strains	%	No. of strains	%	No. of strains	%	No. of strains	%
vacAs1	39	92.8	3	100	2	100	1	100	17	94.4	10	90.9	6	85.7
vacAs2	3	7.1							1	5.6	1	9.1	1	14.3
vacAm1	32	76.2	1	33.3	1	50	1	100	15	83.3	9	81.8	5	71.4
vacAm2	10	23.8	2	66.7	1	50			3	16.7	2	18.2	2	28.6
vacAi1	37	88.1	2	66.7	1	50	1	100	17	94.4	10	90.9	6	85.7
vacAi2	5	11.9	1	33.3	1	50			1	5.6	1	9.1	1	14.3
cagA(+)	38	90.5	3	100	2	100	1	100	17	94.4	9	81.8	6	85.7
cagA(−)	4	9.5							1	5.6	2	18.2	1	14.3
vacAs1i1m1cagA(+)	31	73.8	1	33.3	1	50	1	100	15	83.3	8	72.7	5	71.4
vacAs1i1m2cagA(+)	5	11.9	1	33.3					2	11.1	1	9.1	1	14.3
vacAs1i2m1cagA(+)	0	0
vacAs1i2m2cagA(+)	2	4.8	1	33.3	1	50
vacAs2i2m2cagA(−)	3	7.1							1	5.6	1	9.1	1	14.3
vacAs1i1m1cagA(−)	1	2.4									1	9.1