Extra-Intestinal Applications of Fecal Microbiota Transplantation: Volume 1

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Extra-intestinal Applications of Fecal Microbiota Transplantation: Volume 1: Foundations and Applications in Metabolic, Respiratory, Hormonal, and Dermatological Diseases provides real world applications of Fecal Microbiota Transplantation (FMT) in various metabolic, respiratory, hormonal, and dermatological disease pathologies. The content provides a comprehensive view of FMT beyond intestinal pathologies including content on extra-intestinal applications of FMT including lesser-known concepts of gut brain axis, gut lung axis, gut skin axis and gut vagina bladder axis. Content coverage also includes a comparison of regulatory guidelines for FMT in various countries and various routes of administration of FMT with advantages and limitations.

This is the perfect reference for researchers involved in work on bacteriotherapeutics as it provides a comprehensive view of the extra-intestinal applications of FMT while discussing the lesser known concepts of the gut axis; as well as practicing gastroenterologists and hepatologists who will learn the use of FMT in various non-intestinal diseases along with the preferred routes for different applications, regulatory requirements of FMT in different countries and safer, convenient and more attractive emerging options.

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1. Bacteriotherapy2. Fecal Microbiota Transplant- Historical perspective and contemporary application3. Lab Techniques in Microbiome Research

Application of FMT in metabolic diseases4. FMT in diabetes and its co-morbidities 5. FMT in obesity6. FMT in severe alcoholic hepatitis7. FMT in osteoporosis

Application of FMT in respiratory diseases8. FMT in respiratory infections9. FMT in cystic fibrosis10. FMT in asthma11. FMT in polycystic ovarian syndrome12. FMT in endometriosis13. FMT in reproductive carcinomas

Application of FMT in dermatological diseases14. FMT in atopic dermatitis15. FMT in psoriasis16. FMT in melanomas17. FMT in alopecia18. FMT in graft versus host diseases