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Table 2 First-line, crossover and overall eradication rates

From: Ten-day bismuth-containing quadruple therapy versus 7-day proton pump inhibitor-clarithromycin containing triple therapy as first-line empirical therapy for the Helicobacter pylori infection in Korea: a randomized open-label trial

 

7-day STT

10-day BQT

P value

no./total no. (%)

95% CI

no./total no. (%)

95% CI

 

Eradication rate with first-line therapy

     

 Intention-to-treat analysisa

101/177 (57.1)

49.4–64.5

130/175 (74.3)

67.1–80.6

0.001

 Modified intention-to-treat analysisb

101/147 (68.7)

60.5–76.1

130/149 (87.2)

80.8–92.1

< 0.001

 Per-protocol analysisc

94/134 (70.1)

61.6–77.7

105/113 (92.9)

86.5–96.9

< 0.001

Eradication rate with crossover therapy

     

 Modified intention-to-treat analysisb

30/33 (90.9)

75.7–98.1

11/13 (84.6)

54.6–98.1

0.612

 Per-protocol analysisc

24/24 (100)

85.8–100

11/13 (84.6)

54.6–98.1

0.117

Overall eradication rate after crossover therapy

     

 Intention-to-treat analysisa

131/177 (74.0)

66.9–80.3

141/175 (80.6)

73.9–86.2

0.142

 Modified intention-to-treat analysisb

131/134 (97.8)

93.6–99.5

141/143 (98.6)

95.0–99.8

0.676

 Per-protocol analysisc

117/117 (100)

96.9–100

108/109 (99.1)

95.0–100.0

0.482

  1. STT, proton-pump inhibitor-clarithromycin containing standard triple therapy; BQT, bismuth-containing quadruple therapy; CI, confidence interval
  2. aThis analysis was performed in the intention-to-treat population, which included all participants who underwent randomization
  3. bThe modified intention-to-treat analysis for the first-line therapy and crossover therapy was performed in participants who started the assigned therapies and underwent the follow-up urea breath test. For overall eradication rate after crossover therapy, participants who achieved eradication success with first-line therapy and those who started the crossover therapy after failure of first-line therapy and underwent the follow-up urea breath test were included
  4. cThe per-protocol analysis for the first-line therapy and crossover therapy was performed in participants who took at least 80% of the therapies and underwent the follow-up urea breath test. For overall eradication rate after crossover therapy, participants who achieved eradication success with first-line therapy in the per-protocol population and those who took at least 80% of the crossover therapy after failure of first-line therapy and underwent the follow-up urea breath test were included