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June 1, 1965Gut77 citationsOpen Access

ABO blood group and secretor status in relation to clinical characteristics of peptic ulcers

MLM J LangmanRDRichard Doll

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EDITORIAL SYNOPSIS A large series of peptic ulcer patients divided into groups according to those who bled, those who required operation, and those who had neither bleeding nor operation showed a dissociation between ABO blood group and secretor status. Patients who had undergone operation showed a higher proportion of non-secretors for both gastric and duodenal ulcers than others. Ulcer patients who bled showed an increased frequency of blood group 0 compared with the others, but there was no difference as between the operation and non-operation groups. A careful statistical analysis of results and review of previous work on this subject makes the findings in this paper important, particularly as a possible guide to prognosis.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/6a848fbd8658c07e42f79c51https://doi.org/10.1136/gut.6.3.270
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