The bacterial communities of the small intestine and stool in children with short bowel syndrome.

While a possible trend was apparent ( Fig 1B ), the differences did not achieve statistical significance for either the jejunal (p-value = 0.1325) or the stool (p-value = 0.3718) samples.

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In our study, increasing small bowel length was associated with a slight trend toward increased diversity in SS from SBS patients that both did and did not require PN.

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There was a trend towards significance when comparing jejunal to stool specimens in patients receiving enteral feeds, but there were not enough healthy controls enrolled to further examine the relationship between jejunal and stool microbiomes.

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