Microbiota Transplantation or Transfer Therapy (MTT) is a revolutionary new approach to restoring health. It is also referred to as Faecal Microbiota Transplantation or Transfer (FMT), which describes the method the treatment is carried out.
MTT refers to the transfer of a community of microscopic organisms (bacteria, fungi, viruses) from a living, healthy body to a diseased one, with the aim of establishing or restoring an ecological balance that ensures health. A distinction is made between autologous (i.e. a procedure carried out with the patient's own microbiota previously taken) and heterologous (i.e. a procedure with foreign microbiota from a donor who has undergone a series of screening tests) transfer. The introduction can be done in an institutional setting by transplantation (through a nasogastric tube or rectal cannula) or at home by transfer (using freeze-dried capsules).
Our site shows patients, colleagues and donors essential to interventions how MTT is carried out and how it can work for you, applying the right language and professional depth.
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