Meta-Analysis
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World J Gastroenterol. Dec 14, 2014; 20(46): 17635-17647
Published online Dec 14, 2014. doi: 10.3748/wjg.v20.i46.17635
Table 1 Summary of studies evaluating the prevalence of Helicobacter pylori infection in atopic/allergic (cases) and non-atopic/non-allergic subjects (controls) n (%)
Ref.LocationPopulationH. pylori measureDefinition of atopy/allergic diseaseH. pylori +/atopic-allergicH. pylori +/non atopic-non allergic
Figura et al[15]ItalyAdultAnti-H. pylori IgGSpecific IgE to alimentary antigens16 (42.1)26 (48.3)
Figura et al[15]ItalyAdultAnti-H. pylori CagA IgGSpecific IgE to alimentary antigens24 (65.5)15 (28.0)
Matricardi et al[16]ItalyAdultAnti-H. pylori IgGPositive skin prick test, total IgE and specific IgE35 (15.0)44 (18.0)
Bodner et al[17]ScotlandAdultAnti-H. pylori IgGQuestionnaires (about any occurrence of wheezing or whistling in the chest)49 (57.6)93 (48.9)
Bodner et al[17]ScotlandAdultAnti-H. pylori IgGSkin reactivity, total IgE and specific IgE77 (51.3)65 (52.0)
Tsang et al[18]ChinaAdultAnti-H. pylori IgGSymptoms of asthma twice a week, FEV1 of 80% of predicted value or >, reversibility of greater than 15% with salbutamol, PC20 of less than 8 mg/mL histamine43 (47.3)37 (38.1)
Radon et al[19]GermanyAdultAnti-H. pylori IgGQuestionnaires (about any occurrence of allergic symptoms) and specific IgE18 (19.8)50 (21.7)
Jun et al[20]JapanAdultAnti-H. pylori IgGSymptoms of asthma twice a week, FEV1 of 80% of predicted value or >, reversibility of greater than 15% with salbutamol, PC20 of less than 8 mg/mL histamine27 (58.7)26 (54.2)
Jun et al[20]JapanAdultAnti-H. pylori CagA IgGSymptoms of asthma twice a week, FEV1 of 80% of predicted value or >, reversibility of greater than 15% with salbutamol, PC20 of less than 8 mg/mL histamine10 (21.7)9 (18.8)
Janson et al[21]Iceland, Sweden, EstoniaAdultAnti-H. pylori IgGSpecific IgE to inhalant allergens81 (24.8)337 (36.6)
Shiotani et al[22]JapanAdultAnti-H. pylori IgGQuestionnaires and direct interviews42 (11.4)72 (17.6)
Konturek et al[23]GermanyAdultC13-urea breath test and anti- H. pylori CagA IgGClinical history, specific IgE, skin prick test, food challenge14 (33.3)8 (40.0)
Reibman et al[24]Unites StatesAdultAnti H-pylori IgG and anti CagA IgGQuestionnaires (about any occurrence of asthma)79 (24.8)65 (31.3)
Holster et al[25]GermanyChildrenAnti-H. pylori IgG anti-H pylori CagA IgGQuestionnaires (about any occurrence of wheezing)12 (5.9)37 (10.9)
Holster et al[25]GermanyChildrenAnti-H. pylori IgG anti-H. pylori CagA IgGQuestionnaires (about any occurrence of allergic rhinitis)25 (8.5)24 (9.5)
Holster et al[25]GermanyChildrenAnti-H. pylori IgG anti-H pylori CagA IgGQuestionnaires (about any occurrence of atopic dermatitis)21 (8.7)28 (9.2)
Holster et al[25]GermanyChildrenAnti-H. pylori IgG anti-H. pylori CagA IgGQuestionnaires (about any physician diagnosis of asthma)7 (7.1)42 (9.4)