… cirrhotic patients but that the prevalence of H. pylori is not different among compensated
cirrhotic patients, decompensated cirrhotic patients, and normal controls. The frequency of non-…

… pylori-positive cirrhotic patients may have a beneficial effect on hyperammonemia and (minimal)
hepatic encephalopathy [(M)HE] 19 . Concerned with the relationship between …

… by Helicobacter pylori indirectly and directly affect liver function. Moreover, the bacteria
may worsen the course of the liver cirrhosis. The study aimed at evaluating the incidence of H. …

… Prevalence of duodenal ulcer in cirrhotic patients and its relation to Helicobacter pylori
and portal hypertension. Chung Hua I Hsueh Tsa Chih Taipei 1995; 56: 226–231. …

… pylori prevalence between cirrhotic patients with and without peptic ulcers … In conclusion,
the prevalence of H. … In our alcoholic cirrhotic patients, approximate ly one third of patients had …

… pylori and peptic ulcer in patients with hepatic cirrhosis, a serological test (ELISA test,
HEL-p… pylori of patients with hepatic cirrhosis. Within two years, 108 cirrhotic patients who had …

… pylori in cirrhotic patients has not been extensively addressed, and conflicting results emerge
… : (a) cirrhotic patients seem to be at increased risk of developing gastric cancer; and (b) H. …

… pylori prevalence, may explain the discrepancy. Based on our study, we hypothesize that …
of the stomach in cirrhotic patients may not be suitable for the growth of H. pylori, and the …

… Forty eight per cent ammonia concentration in gastric juice was also iatients with liver cirrhosis
in this study significantly reduced after the eradication of H pylori infection. In patients with …

… Furthermore, cirrhotic patients are at … Helicobacter pylori infection is frequent in cirrhotics:
a prevalence of 46.1% (range: 20.3–59.7%) has been calculated in 1331 cirrhotic patients …