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Su1164 Second-Line Rescue Therapy With Moxifloxacin After Failure of Treatment to Eradicate Helicobacter pylori Infection

J P Gisbert,Marco Romano,Javier Molinainfante,Alfredo J Lucendo,Enrique Medina Chulia,Ines Modolell, Blas J Gomez Rodriguez,Jesus Barrio,Monica Perona,Juan A Ortuno,Ines Arino,J E Dominguezmunoz,Angeles Perez Aisa,J L Dominguez,Pedro Almela,Judith Gomezcamarero,Judith Millastre,Elisa Martinnoguerol,A Gravina,Agnese Miranda,A Federico,Miguel Fernandez Bermejo,Teresa Angueira,Luis Ferrer Barcelo,Nuria Fernandez Moreno,Marco Martorano,Alicia C Marin,Adrian G Mcnicholl

Gastroenterology（2014）

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was negative effect on eradication rates. Conclusions : Japanese is below Westerners in the ratio of homo-EM. In this study, eradication rate was relatively low(70.2%) because of very high CAM-resistant rate(47.9%) , : the eradication rate of CAM-sensitive was very high(96.8%). In first line therapy, the EPZ based triple therapy is useful for the eradication of H pylori as well as RPZ based triple therapy without relation to CYP2C19 genotype, in Japan. Eradication rates
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moxifloxacin,infection,rescue,treatment,second-line
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