Background And Aim: Along with the widespread use of eradication for Helicobacter pylori (H. pylori), the incidence of gastric cancer after eradication has also been increasing. There is a need for clarification of the clinical and biological characteristics of these neoplasms.
Patients And Methods: We studied 27 cases of gastric cancer that developed after eradication (group AE). Out of the 27, we selected 26 with early-stage gastric cancer and compared them with 78 age-matched gastric cancer patients with H. pylori infection (group Pos) and 20 patients without H. pylori (group Neg). The patient with autoimmune gastritis was not included. Clinicopathological features, mucus patterns and Wnt5a expressions were compared among these groups.
Results: Among group AE patients, there were more males than females, and the tumor histology was mainly intestinal type, a significant difference from group Neg. In contrast, macroscopically, the tumors were predominantly of the flat-depressed type, a feature similar to that of group Neg but significantly different from that of group Pos. MUC2 and Wnt5a expression was significantly lower in group AE than in group Pos.
Conclusion: Gastric cancer development after eradication may have a carcinogenic pathway similar to that in cancer with H. pylori infection, though macroscopic/biological features may be modified by eradication therapy.
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