What is a stool transplantation? A stool transplant is the transfer of stool or the bacteria contained in stool from a healthy donor into the intestine of a patient. The aim of stool transplantation is to restore the irreparably damaged intestinal flora of the patient and thus to produce or at least promote a physiological, … Stool Transplantation
Implementation The performance of a stool transplantation begins with the preparation of the stool of a healthy donor. For this purpose, the donor chair is diluted with a physiological saline solution and then filtered, which cleans it of superfluous components such as indigestible fiber and dead bacteria. In most cases, the suspension produced in this … Implementation | Stool Transplantation
Possible side effects and risks Stool transplantation is a procedure that is not yet fully understood. Possible side effects and risks are not yet known and in some cases cannot yet be assessed. Previously performed stool transplantations in cases of non-therapeutic diarrhea caused by a bacterial infection with Clostridium difficile (CDAD) have shown a good … Possible side effects and risks | Stool Transplantation
