The Intestinal Microbiome – Between Research, Clinical Implications, and Therapeutic Perspectives – PART II
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Author: Prof. Carolina Negrei, MD, PhD — Internal Medicine (Primary Care) & Rheumatology; Doctor of Medical Sciences (MSc, HDR, ERT).
Discipline of Toxicology, “Carol Davila” University of Medicine and Pharmacy.
Understanding the structure, functions, and pathophysiological mechanisms associated with the intestinal microbiome constitutes the necessary premise for critically evaluating its clinical applications.
Part II of the course will analyze current methods for investigating the microbiome, the limitations of available tests, nutritional and therapeutic interventions, the principles of patient monitoring, and the perspectives of precision medicine based on the microbiome.
Contents
Chapter I. Evaluation of the Microbiome in Clinical Practice
Chapter II. Therapeutic Interventions on the Microbiome
Chapter III. Multidisciplinary Approach and Patient Monitoring
Chapter IV. Current Perspectives and Future Directions
Conclusions
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