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Analysis reveals non-invasive methods diagnose dyspepsia in gastrointestinal diseases, suggesting improved screening strategies.
The problem of Helicobacter pylori infection and associated gastrointestinal tract lesions continues to be a topical issue in the field of gastroenterology. Given the high rates of proximal gastrointestinal tract cancer in our country (in particular, stomach cancer), the study of Helicobacter pylori-associated diseases should be of real interest and is a popular area of national gastroenterology and oncology. Thus, as revealed by the authors as a result of the primary analysis, one of the key problems of seeking medical care among young and middle-aged patients was the manifestations of dyspepsia. The obtained results confirm the choice of non-invasive methods as the main diagnostic principles for dyspepsia. The results provide valuable information for the creation of national screening strategies and opportunities for its improvement, treatment issues, as well as prevention among the local population.
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