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bacteriotherapy

Definitions

from The Century Dictionary.

  • noun In medicine, the introduction of bacteria into the system for the cure of disease.

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  • noun medicine Any therapeutic use of bacteria

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Examples

  • There's very good reason to think this fecal transplantation, or bacteriotherapy, might work, but it needs to be proven before everybody starts to do it, stresses Dr. Lawrence Schiller, a gastroenterologist with the Baylor Health Care system in Dallas.

    Last-ditch method at fighting intestinal superbug 2010

  • There's very good reason to think this fecal transplantation, or bacteriotherapy, might work, but it needs to be proven before everybody starts to do it, stresses Dr. Lawrence Schiller, a gastroenterologist with the Baylor Health Care system in Dallas.

    Last-ditch method at fighting intestinal superbug 2010

  • "There's very good reason to think this fecal transplantation, or bacteriotherapy, might work, but it needs to be proven before everybody starts to do it," stresses Dr. Lawrence

    Yahoo! News: Business - Opinion 2010

  • "There's very good reason to think this fecal transplantation, or bacteriotherapy, might work, but it needs to be proven before everybody starts to do it," stresses Dr. Lawrence

    SFGate: Top News Stories By LAURAN NEERGAARD 2010

  • "There's very good reason to think this fecal transplantation, or bacteriotherapy, might work, but it needs to be proven before everybody starts to do it," stresses Dr. Lawrence

    StarTribune.com rss feed 2010

  • "There's very good reason to think this fecal transplantation, or bacteriotherapy, might work, but it needs to be proven before everybody starts to do it," stresses Dr. Lawrence

    The Seattle Times 2010

  • "There's very good reason to think this fecal transplantation, or bacteriotherapy, might work, but it needs to be proven before everybody starts to do it," stresses Dr. Lawrence

    SFGate: Top News Stories By LAURAN NEERGAARD 2010

  • "There's very good reason to think this fecal transplantation, or bacteriotherapy, might work, but it needs to be proven before everybody starts to do it," stresses Dr. Lawrence

    Yahoo! News: Business - Opinion 2010

  • "There's very good reason to think this fecal transplantation, or bacteriotherapy, might work, but it needs to be proven before everybody starts to do it," stresses Dr. Lawrence

    StarTribune.com rss feed 2010

  • It's called fecal bacteriotherapy, when feces mixed with a little saline, is given typically via a rectal enema or a nasogastric tube.

    PhysOrg.com - latest science and technology news stories 2009

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