Title: Chronic Gastritis May Predict Risk of Cerebral Small Vessel Disease
Version: 1 Date: 19 Sep 2023
Reviewer's report:
This is a very interesting study with a large sample size on the relationship between chronic
gastritis and cerebral small vessel disease, which increases our understanding of the relationship
between digestive system diseases and cerebral small vessel disease. The article is well written,
clearly structured and may well influence and stimulate research in the field. However, there are
still some problems to be solved before the article is published.
1. The population included in the study should further explain whether it is an inpatient due to
illness or a physical examination patient.
2. Why did the subjects undergo gastroscopy? Please further explain the rationality of this
examination.
Title: Chronic Gastritis May Predict Risk of Cerebral Small Vessel Disease
Version: 1 Date: 19 Sep 2023
Reviewer's report:
This is a very interesting study with a large sample size on the relationship between chronic
gastritis and cerebral small vessel disease, which increases our understanding of the relationship
between digestive system diseases and cerebral small vessel disease. The article is well written,
clearly structured and may well influence and stimulate research in the field. However, there are
still some problems to be solved before the article is published.
1. The population included in the study should further explain whether it is an inpatient due to
illness or a physical examination patient.
2. Why did the subjects undergo gastroscopy? Please further explain the rationality of this
examination.
Please review this paper.
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Title: Chronic Gastritis May Predict Risk of Cerebral Small Vessel Disease
Version: 1 Date: 19 Sep 2023
Reviewer's report:
This is a very interesting study with a large sample size on the relationship between chronic
gastritis and cerebral small vessel disease, which increases our understanding of the relationship
between digestive system diseases and cerebral small vessel disease. The article is well written,
clearly structured and may well influence and stimulate research in the field. However, there are
still some problems to be solved before the article is published.
1. The population included in the study should further explain whether it is an inpatient due to
illness or a physical examination patient.
2. Why did the subjects undergo gastroscopy? Please further explain the rationality of this
examination.
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