Moderate/severe atrophic gastritis

Disease1 paper5 findings

A human study links moderate/severe atrophic gastritis to older age, lower fibrinogen, higher neutrophil count and higher carcinoembryonic antigen. A non-endoscopic nomogram predicts it, with AUC 0.780 in development and 0.705 in independent evaluation within the same hospital system.

Humans1

Associations

Non-endoscopic dynamic nomogram

upin humans1

1 study

Non-endoscopic dynamic nomogram predicts moderate/severe atrophic gastritis in humans (Development AUC 0.780; independent cohort AUC 0.705).
HumansIndependent inter-campus evaluation within the same hospital systemn = 94
A Non-Endoscopic Dynamic Nomogram for Atrophic Gastritis Risk Stratification Based on Serum Indicators and Clinical Factors · Journal of inflammation research · 30 Sep 2026

Non-endoscopic dynamic nomogram →

Carcinoembryonic antigen

upin humans1OR 1.171

1 study

Carcinoembryonic antigen is associated with moderate/severe atrophic gastritis in humans (OR 1.171).
HumansMultivariate analysisn = 520
A Non-Endoscopic Dynamic Nomogram for Atrophic Gastritis Risk Stratification Based on Serum Indicators and Clinical Factors · Journal of inflammation research · 30 Sep 2026

Carcinoembryonic antigen →

Fibrinogen

downin humans1OR 0.56

1 study

Fibrinogen is associated with moderate/severe atrophic gastritis in humans (OR 0.56).
HumansMultivariate analysis; lower fibrinogen identified as a predictorn = 520
A Non-Endoscopic Dynamic Nomogram for Atrophic Gastritis Risk Stratification Based on Serum Indicators and Clinical Factors · Journal of inflammation research · 30 Sep 2026

Fibrinogen →

Neutrophil count

upin humans1OR 2.036

1 study