Repeated fecal microbiota transplantations attenuate diarrhea and lead to sustained changes in the fecal microbiota in acute, refractory gastrointestinal graft- <i>versus</i> -host-disease
Walter Spindelboeck(Medical University of Graz), Peter Neumeister(Medical University of Graz), Patrizia Kump(Medical University of Graz), Eduard Schulz(Medical University of Graz), Hildegard Greinix(Medical University of Graz), Gregor Gorkiewicz(Medical University of Graz), Karl Kashofer(Medical University of Graz), Barbara Uhl(Medical University of Graz), Wilma Zinke-Cerwenka(Medical University of Graz), Heinz Sill(Medical University of Graz), Bettina Halwachs(Medical University of Graz), Christoph Högenauer(Medical University of Graz), A. Mulabecirovic(Medical University of Graz), Ariane Aigelsreiter(Medical University of Graz)
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