An observational study to assess the Helicobacter pylori infection rates in patients with cholelithiasis

Background: Cholelithiasis and chronic cholecystitis cholelithiasis is fairly common all around the world. Since inflammation causes repeated trauma to gallbladder mucosa DNA damage led by high or abnormal bile acid exposure, gallstones are closely related development of hepatobiliary cancers. After cholecystectomy, some patients experience ongoing upper abdomen pain, which distressing for surgeons raises possibility a concomitant gastrointestinal issue, in most cases turned out be peptic ulcer disease. Numerous studies have found various Helicobacter species tissue, gallstones, taken from gallbladder. We conducted this study assess relationship between H. pylori infection stomach. Ascending stomach duodenum biliary tree may function gall stone production carcinomas. Methods: Hospital based cross sectional observational on admitted surgical wards SMS Jaipur laparoscopic cholecystectomy. All underwent UGI gastric antral biopsy followed GB were subjected Warthin starry silver stain detection pylori. Results: Out 116 who GI endoscopy 29 (25%) positive infection. Conclusions: This shows significant co-relation stomach, bladder cholelithiasis, signifies colonisation has it’s role pathologies through ascending infection, effectiveness eradication therapy preventing these need studied further.