Retrospective Study
Copyright ©The Author(s) 2020.
World J Gastrointest Oncol. May 15, 2020; 12(5): 582-591
Published online May 15, 2020. doi: 10.4251/wjgo.v12.i5.582
Table 3 The association between Helicobacter pylori infection, colorectal polyps, and colorectal cancer, compared with the control group
ParameterH. pylori positive [n (%)]H. pylori negative [n (%)]Adjusted OR (95%CI)P value
Control group890 (37.68)1472 (62.32)1
Colorectal polyp group2134 (55.11)1738 (44.89)2.19 (1.96-2.44)< 0.01
Polyp size
≥ 1 cm529 (56.70)404 (43.30)2.33 (1.98-2.74)< 0.01
< 1 cm1605 (54.61)1334 (45.39)2.15 (1.92-2.41)< 0.01
Polyp number
Solitary942 (53.34)824 (46.66)1.98 (1.74-2.25)< 0.01
Multiple1192 (56.60)914 (43.40)2.41 (2.12-2.74)< 0.01
Polyp histology
Adenomatous polyps952 (59.95)636 (40.05)2.53 (2.20-2.89)< 0.01
Non-adenomatous polyps1182 (51.75)1102 (48.25)2.00 (1.77-2.26)< 0.01
Polyp location
Proximal colon732 (57.28)546 (42.72)2.49 (2.15-2.88)< 0.01
Distal colorectal1160 (53.51)1008 (46.49)1.98 (1.75-2.24)< 0.01
Whole colon242 (56.81)184 (43.19)2.37 (1.92-2.94)< 0.01
CRC group189 (62.17)115 (37.83)3.05 (2.33-3.99)< 0.01
CRC location
Proximal colon65 (67.01)32 (32.99)3.73 (2.39-5.82)< 0.01
Distal colorectal124 (59.90)83 (40.10)2.79 (2.04-3.81)< 0.01