Abstract
G A A b st ra ct s range 22-81 years) of patients who got FMT by using fresh feces, and in 16 of 17 patients (95%; 95%CI 71-100%) (mean age 61, range 20-88 years) receiving the frozen stool (p= ns). Mild transient fever appeared for two patients receiving frozen stool, but no other significant side effects were found. Conclusions: FMT is effective and safe treatment for CDI. Standardization of fecal material preparation by freezing the donated stool simplified the practical aspects of FMT without loss of efficacy.
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