Evidence-Based Medicine
Copyright ©2014 Baishideng Publishing Group Inc.
World J Gastroenterol. Jun 14, 2014; 20(22): 6932-6938
Published online Jun 14, 2014. doi: 10.3748/wjg.v20.i22.6932
Table 1 Baseline characteristics and Helicobacter pylori eradication rates due to moxifloxacin triple therapy
Moxifloxacin-containing triple therapy as second lineP value1
Total eradication rate73.9% (195/264)
Clinical factors
Gender0.794
Male74.6% (94/126)
Female73.2% (101/138)
Age0.965
< 4574.2% (23/31)
≥ 4573.8% (172/233)
Smoking0.575
Current smoker77.1% (37/48)
Non-smoker73.1% (158/216)
Alcohol0.356
Current drinker69.4% (43/62)
Non-drinker75.2% (152/202)
Comorbidity
HTN69.4% (34/49)0.429
DM90.5% (19/21)0.076
Disease status0.046
Peptic ulcer (DU/GU)82.9% (58/70)
Non-ulcer70.6% (137/194)
Table 2 Baseline characteristics according to first line therapies n (%)
Standard triple therapyBismuth quadruple therapySequential therapyConcomitant therapyP value1
Mean age ± SD (yr)58.1 ± 11.658.5 ± 11.456.1 ± 11.556.9 ± 11.30.591
Male/Female (n)72/8610/1820/2124/130.150
Smoking (n)28 (17.7)4 (13.8)8 (19.5)8 (21.6)0.904
Alcohol (n)35 (22.2)7 (24.1)10 (24.4)10 (27)0.851
HTN (n)34 (21.5)5 (17.2)6 (14.6)4 (10.8)0.451
DM (n)14 (8.9)3 (10.3)2 (4.9)2 (5.4)0.845
Endoscopic finding (n)-
DU/GU55168-
CAG66181312-
IM23153-
Erosive gastritis3091815-
MALT lymphoma0020-
Table 3 Adverse events n (%)
First-line therapyMoxifloxacin-containing triple therapy
Diarrhea21 (7.9)25 (9.4)
Nausea/Vomiting14 (5.3)23 (8.7)
Abdominal pain14 (5.3)11 (4.2)
Taste distortion19 (7.2)4 (1.5)
Dizziness3 (1.1)1 (0.4)
Dyspepsia3 (1.1)5 (1.9)
Total76 (28.7)61 (23.1)
Table 4 Helicobacter pylori eradication rates due to 14-d moxifloxacin triple therapy according to proton pump inhibitors
EsomeprazoleRabeprazoleP value1
ITT analysis
% Eradication (ratio)73.8% (127/172)63.6% (28/44)0.180
95%CI66.8-79.848.9-76.2
PP analysis
% Eradication (ratio)80.9% (127/157)65.1% (28/43)0.028
95%CI74.0-86.350.2-77.6