Fecal microbial transplant for the treatment of pediatric inflammatory bowel disease

Table 2 Published pediatric fecal microbial transplant studies for recurrent Clostridium difficile infection

Ref	AGE (yr)	n	FMT route	Response rate
Hourigan et al[22], 2015	6-17	8	Colonoscopy	100%
Kronman et al[55], 2015	6-17	10	NG	90%
Wang et al[58], 2015	1	1	NJ	100%
Kelly et al[10], 2014	6-16	5	Not specified	89% (whole series)
Pierog et al[56], 2014	1-21	6	Colonoscopy	100%
Russell et al[57], 2014	1-21	10	NG (2); Colonoscopy (8)	90%
Walia et al[59], 2014	1-2	2	Colonoscopy	100%
Rubin et al[60], 2013	6-8	2	NG (64); EGD (7); Gastrostomy (previously placed) (4)	50%
Kahn et al[44], 2012	1	1	Colonoscopy	100%

Adapted from Hourigan et al[61], 2016. NG: Nasogastric; NJ: Nasojejunal; EGD: Esophagogastroduodenoscopy; FMT: Fecal microbial transplant.