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GUTIERREZ CARRILLO, Beatriz et al. Helicobacter pylori infection in dyspeptic and HIV+ patients. Rev Cubana Invest Bioméd [online]. 2010, vol.29, n.3, pp.345-352. ISSN 0864-0300.

OBJECTIVE: The objective of present study was to relate the Helicobacter pylori infection in dyspepsia patients and in HIV+ patients. METHODS: The total of study patients was 60. We used the Microwell ELISA technique to determine the IgG by Biomerieux H. pylori. Endoscopy reason in the 100 % of patients was a epigastralgia. The mean age was 43,5 years with predominance of male sex (66.6 %). RESULTS: According to the endoscopic diagnosis the following results were achieved: duodenal ulcer 0 (0.00)/5 (16.13 %), gastric ulcers (6.90 %) / 2 (6.45), non-ulcerous dyspepsia 51, including chronic gastritis 27 (93.1)/24 (77.42). The serology in HIV+ patients was: IgG + 15 (51.72 %) IgG 14 (48.28 %) for a total of 29 (100 %) in HIV- was: IgG + 19 (61.29 % IgG- 12 (38.71 %) for a total of 31 (100 %). TCD lymphocyte levels 4+/mm 3: Total of HIV + 28 (100 %) and for IgG + Helicobactger pylori 14 (100 %). CONCLUSIONS: There is a urgent need of continue these studies using broaden population designs, as well as in the future to seek solutions for the problem related to more effective therapies and with vaccines.

Palavras-chave : Serological diagnosis; HIV; H. pylori.

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