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Table 7 Regions with reported resistance and potential rescue regimens for H. pylori eradication in Asia [5]

From: Emerging Helicobacter pylori levofloxacin resistance and novel genetic mutation in Nepal

Resistance type

Country

First- and second-line therapy

Rescue therapy

CAM-based triple therapy

MNZ-based triple therapy

BIS-based quadruple therapy

non-BIS quadruple `concomitant` therapy

furazolidone-based triple therapy

Sequential therapy

Hybrid therapy

LVX-based triple therapy

RIF-based triple therapy

Low resistance to four antibiotics

Taiwan, Thailand, Malaysia

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High CAM resistance (>20 %)

Japan

 

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High MNZ resistance (>40 %)

China-Hong Kong, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, Bhutan

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High CAM and MNZ resistance

Turkey, Bahrain, Vietnam

  

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High CAM and LVX resistance

South Korea

 

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High CAM, MNZ, and LVX resistance

China-Beijing and Southeast China, Bangladesh, Nepal

  

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High CAM, MNZ, and AMX resistance

Indonesia

  

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High CAM, MNZ, AMX, and LVX (CIP) resistance

Iran, India, Pakistan

  

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  1. Abbreviations: CAM clarithromycin, MNZ metronidazole, LVX levofloxacin, AMX amoxicillin, CIP ciprofloxacin, TCN tetracycline, RIF Rifabutin