… It presents the mean N-weighted ITT and PP eradication rates of currently used regimens …
the eradication rates for patients harbouring nitroimidazole- or clarithromycin-resistant or -…

… between resistance to this antimicrobial and eradication … the need to consider antimicrobial
resistance when evaluating … The low rates of amoxicillin, tetracycline, and rifabutin resistance …

… pylori eradication in an era of growing antimicrobial resistance and may provide sufficient
H. pylori eradication rates and may help prevent future antimicrobial resistance of H. pylori. …

… , eradication rates fell by 56% when clarithromycin resistant … % decline in eradication rates
if clarithromycin resistance was … resistance causes a 50% reduction in eradication with triple …

… in the eradication rate for H pylori has paralleled an increased rate of … -resistant strains.5 A
systematic review of literature on eradication therapy indicated a 53% decrease in eradication …

… Finally, antimicrobial resistance substantially impairs the growth rate or infectiousness of
some pathogens, thereby limiting the ability of resistant infections to spread. However, it has …

… the characteristics of eradication therapy in young patients. The aim of the present study
was to assess antimicrobial resistance and the characteristics of eradication therapy in young …

… of antimicrobial resistance has prompted multiple, sometimes conflicting, calls for changes in
the use of antimicrobial … flora of resistant and susceptible organisms, and eradication of the …

… However, relatively poor outcomes in the present study might be observed because other
nations have high antimicrobial resistance rates.21 Before starting the present study, we tried …

… in eradication rates in recent years, they were still below the desired target. Several factors
may play a key role in this outcome, such as the high prevalence of antimicrobial resistance …