Finally, patients who were negative for H. pylori, but had severe atrophy with IM, had an HR of 61.8 95% CI 5.6-682. The important results of this study confirm that the GC is very rare in the absence of H. pylori, but that this organism alone, without other factors, is not associated with gastric carcinogenesis.
Los resultados de este importante estudio ratifican que es muy raro el CG en ausencia de H. pylori y que este microorganismo solo no está asociado con la carcinogénesis gástrica y además que entre más severa es la atrofia gástrica y la MI, mayor es el riesgo de CG.