Rapid gut dysbiosis induced by stroke exacerbates brain infarction in turn.

Kaiyu XuXuxuan GaoGenghong XiaMuxuan ChenNianyi ZengShan WangChao YouXiaolin TianHuiling DiWenli TangPan LiHuidi WangXiuli ZengChuhong TanFanguo MengHailong LiYan HeHong-Wei ZhouJia Yin

Published in: Gut (2021)

This study reveals a reciprocal relationship between stroke and gut dysbiosis. Ischaemic stroke rapidly triggers gut microbiome dysbiosis with Enterobacteriaceae overgrowth that in turn exacerbates brain infarction.

Keyphrases

cerebral ischemia
atrial fibrillation
resting state
white matter
fluorescent probe
living cells
sensitive detection
functional connectivity
pseudomonas aeruginosa
multidrug resistant
subarachnoid hemorrhage
blood brain barrier
loop mediated isothermal amplification