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Observational analysis reveals issues with retreatment after H. pylori eradication failure, indicating a need for better education.
Up to 14% of European patients are not retreated after H. pylori eradication failure. Key barriers include advanced age, previous noncompliance and prior eradication failures. The decision to avoid retreatment was often patient-driven, although medical reasons were also relevant, highlighting the importance of shared decision-making and improved patient education.
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