Microbiota in <i>Clostridioides difficile</i>-Associated Diarrhea: Comparison in Recurrent and Non-Recurrent Infections.

While a decreasing trend can be observed in both CDI and rCDI, a critical reduction and statistical significance ( p < 0.01) are reached only for the latter, considering C vs. rCDI comparisons and both observed richness and Fisher indexes.

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With regards to genera, Bacteroides is the most abundant in all groups, with an increasing trend in patients infected by C. difficile (prevalences: 19.1% in C; 22.8% in CDI; 23.5% in rCDI1; 20.1% in rCDI2).

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