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Figure3Assessmentofin?ammationandimmunologyfunctionafterfecalmicrobiotatransplantation(FMT).(a)ThelevelofESRdecreasedonemonthpost-FMTrespectively,n=26,P<0.01;(b)CRPdecreasedoneweekpost-FMT,n=20,P<0.01;(c)SerumimmunoglobulinM(IgM)increasedsigni?-cantlyonemonthpost-FMT,n=18,P<0.01;(d–i)Tlymphocyte,CD3+CD4+cell,andratioofCD4+/CD8+wasincreasedatthreedayspost-FMT(P<0.05,respectively,n=14),whilethedifferenceofBlymphocyte,NKcells,andCD3+CD8+cellsbetweenbeforeandafterFMTtreatmentwerenotsigni?cant.
Table4ImpactfactorsonFMTef?cacy
Sixmonthspost-FMT
Clinicalimprovement(n)
Clinicalremission(n)66.7%(4/6)50%(12/24)0.656766.7%(4/6)50%(12/24)0.6567
66.7%(8/12)44.4(8/18)0.2839
56.5%(13/23)42.9%(3/7)0.6746
Donorandfecalbacteriainformation
Relativegeneticbackground
Closecontactwithrecipient
Ageofdonor(years)
Bacteriaform
yesnoPyesnoP≤14>14PfreshfrozenP66.7%(4/6)62.5%(15/24)1.000066.7%(4/6)62.5%(15/24)1.0000
75%(9/12)55.6%(10/18)0.4425
69.6%(16/23)42.9%(3/7)0.3717
Relativegeneticbackground:yes,brother,sisterorparent–childrelationshipsbetweendonorandrecipient;no,nogeneticrelationships.Fisher’sexacttestforallanalysis.
FMT,fecalmicrobiotatransplantation.
CD3+CD4+cells,Tlymphocyte,andratioofCD4+/CD8+threedayspost-FMTsigni?cantlyincreasedthanthosebeforeFMT.TheserumIgMlevelsalsoincreasedatonemonthpost-FMT.Theseimmunologicalchangesdemonstratedtheremodelingofgut?oraincreasedthehomeostaticimmunologicalabilitystatus.
TherehavebeenveryfewpossibleadverseeventsreportedforFMTtherapyintheliterature.26,27Consistently,thereisonlyveryminorpossibleadverseeventinthepresentstudy,suggestingFMTtherapyisarelativesafeprocedure.Spontaneousresolvedshort-56
termfeverinafewpatientsmaybea“doubtful”adverseeventrelatedtoFMT,whichhasbeenreportedbypreviousstudies.14,28AndseriousstricturesofcolonmightbeapotentialhighriskoffecalileusafterFMT.However,aneffectivehealtheducationandstrictinstructionondailyfoodmightbeimportanttosustaintheef?cacyofFMT.
Thepresentclinicalevidencesindicatedthatthegeneticrela-tionshiporclosecontactbetweenthedonorandpatients,theageofdonorwithintheselectedrangeandthedoseofbacteriawerenotassociatedwiththeef?cacyofFMT.However,thefreshfecal
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microbiotaappearedtohavehigherrateofclinicalimprovementandclinicalremissionthanfrozenmicrobiota.Butthiswasacaseseries;asmallsampleanalysismaynotbepowerfultodetectadifferenceinthedoseofbacteriaforFMT.
Thereareseverallimitationsinthispilotstudy.Itwasnotarigorousclinicaltrialdesignedtotestef?cacyofparticularFMTmethodologyversusanother.ThesubgroupofdiseaselocationrespondedtoFMTwerenotanalyzed.Instead,itwasanattempttostandardizeFMT,astheprocedureprotocolevolvedinthecourseofourclinicalexperience.Amulticenterrandomizedclinicaltrialwithlargersamplesizewouldbeimportanttoprovidemoreevi-dences.Longerfollow-upisnecessaryforassessmentofsafetyandef?cacy.Endoscopyevaluationwasnotperformedforeachcasewithinsix-monthfollow-upbecauseofpotentialrisk.Wearecurrentlytryingtoidentifythebacteriaspecieswhicharethera-peuticallymostimportanttopatientsbycharacterizingthemicro-bialcompositionofdonormaterialandrecipients’fecalsamplescollectedduringfollow-up.
Inconclusion,thisisapilotstudywiththelargestsampleofpatientswithrefractoryCDwhounderwentstandardizedsingleFMTthroughmid-gut.Thisstudyreportedanewstandardizedlaboratoryprotocolandspeci?cclinicalwork?ow.Thestrengthliesinthatthisstudyevaluatedserialobjectiveendpointsandoutcomesapartfromclinicalremissionwhichincludedbiochemicalimprove-ment,weight,andmarkersofimmunesystem.Theresultsdemon-stratedthatstandardizedFMTthroughmid-gutmightbeasafe,feasible,andef?cientrescuetherapyforrefractoryCD.
Acknowledgment
ThisstudywassupportedbypublicdonatedIntestineInitiativeFoundation,ClinicalScienceandTechnologyFoundationofJiangsuProvince(BL2014097)andtheNationalScienceandTechnologyMajorProject(2012BAI06B03).
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FigureS1Studydesignandproceduresinvolvedintheresearch.TableS1InclusionandexclusioncriteriaforrefractoryCDintheTableS2Exclusioncriteriaofdonorforstool.
TableS3Scheduleandprotocolofstandardizedfecalmicrobiotatransplantataion.
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