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04 October 2011
Extra-gastic manifestation of H. pylori
04 October 2011
Global screening and eradication
of Helicobacter pylori
04 October 2011
Probiotics in the treatment of H. pylori
04 October 2011
Helicobacter species DNA in gallbladders with cholesistis and cholelithiasis
04 October 2011
The diagnosis and genetic determination of H. pylori infection in adult dyspeptic patients in a tertiary care hospital of Pakistan
04 October 2011
New technology to detect asymptomatic H. pylori infected patients
04 October 2011
Case presentation H.PYLORI
04 October 2011
Detection on latent and lytic transcripts pf EBV virus in patients with gastroduodenal diseases: a study from northern India
03 October 2011
Cancer-related molecular signal transduction
during Helicobacter pylori infections
03 October 2011
The importance of VacA in human infection
03 October 2011
Helicobacter pylori infection and
stem cells in gastric carcinogenesis
02 October 2011
Molecular aspects of resistance
02 October 2011
European multicenter study on H. Pylori susceptibility
02 October 2011
When and how to perform susceptibility testing
02 October 2011
Clinical Impact of resistance and future concepts in the treatment of H. pylori infections
02 October 2011
Antimicrobial susceptibilityof H. pylori isolated from treatment-naive patients 2008-2009
02 October 2011
Antibiotic resistance and failure of eradication of H. pylori in Egypt
02 October 2011
Pevalence and distribution of virulence factor dupA gen among Spanish H. pylori clinical isolates
02 October 2011
Is it possible to inhibit the adhesion of H. pylori?
01 October 2011
Some lessons and considerations in dealing with Helicobacter pylori
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