The role of tetracycline in the retreatment after helicobacter pylori eradication failure

Sociodemographic profile of Helicobacter pylori positive functional dyspepsia patients in central India

“…Higher rate of infection tend to occur at a younger age in developing countries compared to developed countries and in regions characterized by lower socioeconomic status and higher density living. 23 Pain in the epigastric region was the most frequent presenting complaint in 44% patients followed by early satiation, bothersome postprandial fullness, and epigastric burning. Endoscopic and histopathological examination of H. pylori positive patients revealed mild gastritis 50% followed by antral gastritis 30%, esophagitis 5.5%, and normal in 14.44% patients.…”

Eradication of Helicobacter pylori: current perspectives

“…clarithromycin-PPI-amoxycillin/metronidazole). The retreatment with tetracycline combination regimen cured 77.7% of patients after an eradication failure in a recent study [74].…”

Amoxicillin‐Tetracycline Combinations are Inadequate as Alternative Therapies for Helicobacter pylori Infection

“…Finally, using a 7‐day course of omeprazole, AMO, and TCN, Auriemma et al. reported a mean eradication rate of 78% in patients with a previously failed treatment with PPI, CLA and either AMO or NI [16].…”

“…Cudia et al reported a mean eradication rate of 89% in patients with a previously failed course of treatment (PPI, CLA, and NI) by using a combination of RBC, minocycline, and AMO for 14 days [15]. Finally, using a 7-day course of omeprazole, AMO, and TCN, Auriemma et al reported a mean eradication rate of 78% in patients with a previously failed treatment with PPI, CLA and either AMO or NI [16].…”