Study of the Efficiency of Analysis of Hylicobacter Pylori by the Respiratory Test at 13c Urea in Monitoring Treated Patients
Khalid Laarej, Rachid Alami, Mohammed Jbilou, Saad Elkabbaj
Asian Journal of Research and Reports in Gastroenterology · pp. 99–105 · Published 29 Dec 2021
Abstract
The detection and monitoring of H. pylori colonization of the gastric mucosa has become a usual analysis by the 13C-labeled urea breath test (TRU) because it is non-invasive and now available in almost total medical analysis laboratories. The objective of this work is the validation of the TRU to verify and confirm the analytical results frequent in our laboratory. Samples were taken using the Taukit Isomed Pharma kit and analyzes were performed by infrared isotope ratio spectrometry. The results obtained show that the TRU is efficient, faithful, accurate and robust and we can apply it daily on patients with great confidence.
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