Prospective Study
Copyright ©2014 Baishideng Publishing Group Inc.
World J Gastroenterol. Dec 14, 2014; 20(46): 17588-17594
Published online Dec 14, 2014. doi: 10.3748/wjg.v20.i46.17588
Table 1 Patient demographics
CharacteristicHGM(+)HGM(-)P
Male27568423-
Female14532552-
Male/Female65.5/34.567.8/32.20.31
Age range (yr)22-8019-85-
Mean age (yr)42.346.90.10
Table 2 Histopathologic characteristics of patients (n = 420)
Histopathologic characteristicsn (%)
Pathologic classification
Fundic-type216 (51.4)
Antral-type43 (10.2)
Transitional-type65 (15.5)
Chronic inflammation235 (55.9)
Atrophy35 (8.3)
Intestinal metaplasia13 (3.1)
Dysplasia6 (1.4)
Helicobacter pylori42 (10.0)
Gastroesophageal reflux disease47 (11.2)
Barrett’s esophagus2 (0.5)
Table 3 Prevalence of clinical symptoms
Clinical symptomsHGM(+)n (%)HGM(-)n (%)P
Heartburn and regurgitation38 (9)6261 (6.2)0.02
Throat discomfort24 (5.7)3635 (3.6)0.02
Dysphagia39 (9.3)3231 (3.2)0.00
Retrosternal pain17 (4.0)4847 (4.1)0.47
Epigastric discomfort260 (61.9)10098 (10.0)0.00
Table 4 Multivariate analysis of risk factors for the diagnosis of heterotopic gastric mucosa
FactorsOR95%CIP
Male gender0.0510.029-0.0910.00
Throat discomfort1.3140.573-3.0140.52
Heartburn and regurgitation1.4710.864-2.5040.16
Dysphagia16.8363.337-14.0070.00
Retrosternal pain0.7420.361-1.5270.42
Epigastric discomfort1115.82664.536-207.8790.00