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| titleOfInvention |
Delivering non-pathogenic, intestinally beneficial bacteria to a patient having a feeding tube |
| abstract |
Devices and methods for delivering non-pathogenic, intestinally beneficial bacteria to a patient having a feeding tube. Examples of non-pathogenic, intestinally beneficial bacteria that could be used include Bifidobacterium species and Lactobacillus species. In one embodiment, the bacteria is contained in a bacteria infusion device that comprises: (a) an internal chamber; (b) an outlet in communication with the internal chamber; and (c) the non-pathogenic, intestinally beneficial bacteria contained in the internal chamber. Another embodiment is a feeding tube comprising a flexible tubing and coating on the outer surface of the flexible tubing. The coating comprises an antimicrobial agent. Also disclosed are methods of administering a non-pathogenic, intestinally beneficial bacteria to a patient. |
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