Helicobacter pylori cagE is not associated with clinical outcomes in the Kurdistan region of Iraq

Evaluation of Clinicopathological and Risk Factors for Nonma-lignant H. Pylori Associated Gastroduodenal Disorders in Iraqi Patients

“…Inverse correlation was reported between endoscopic diagnosis and recent H. pylori Infections (p value < 0.001). A correlation was reported between endoscopic diagnosis and infection with Cag A positive H. pylori (p value < 0.001) which comes in line with [ 45 , 47 ].…”

“…In current study, significant difference (p value < 0.001) between groups in H. pylori infections without correlation between H. pylori infection and anatomical location of lesions whether in antrum, body and antrum or multiple sites (p value = 0.708), which comes in line with [ 23 ]. No correlation was reported between location of H. pylori associated pathology and infection with Cag A positive H. pylori (p value = 0.150) which comes in contrary with others found significant correlation between CagA and gastric and duodenal ulcers [ 45 ]. No correlation was reported between mucosal pathology and infection with Cag A positive H. pylori (p value = 0.477) which comes in contrary with [ 45 ], found significant correlation between CagA, gastric and duodenal ulcers.…”

“…No correlation was reported between location of H. pylori associated pathology and infection with Cag A positive H. pylori (p value = 0.150) which comes in contrary with others found significant correlation between CagA and gastric and duodenal ulcers [ 45 ]. No correlation was reported between mucosal pathology and infection with Cag A positive H. pylori (p value = 0.477) which comes in contrary with [ 45 ], found significant correlation between CagA, gastric and duodenal ulcers. Other found that the correlation between H. Pylori , mucosal pathology, anatomical location in gut, and the infection with H. pylori can be estimated via clinical features of infected mucosal lining [ 46 ].…”