Retrospective Cohort Study
Copyright ©The Author(s) 2021.
World J Dermatol. Jan 25, 2021; 9(1): 1-10
Published online Jan 25, 2021. doi: 10.5314/wjd.v9.i1.1
Table 1 Demographics of fecal microbiota transplant patients

Total (n = 109)
Post-FMT skin condition noted (n = 19)
No post-FMT skin condition noted (n = 90)
P values
Sex, n (%)0.72
Male42 (38.5)8 (42.1)34 (37.8)
Female67 (61.5)11 (57.9)56 (62.2)
Ethnicity, n (%)0.72
Hispanic or Latino5 (4.6)0 (0.0)5 (5.6)
Not Hispanic or Latino102 (93.6)19 (100.0)83 (92.2)
Undisclosed or unknown2 (1.8)0 (0.0)2 (2.2)
Age0.96
Mean (± SD)43.6 (±18.9)43.4 (±18.5)43.7 (±19.1)
Median (range)38 (17-90)39 (21-90)38 (17-87)
History of Crohn's disease, n (%)a,b0.022d
Yes19 (17.4)7 (36.8)12 (13.3)
No90 (82.6)12 (63.2)78 (86.7)
History of ulcerative colitis, n (%)a0.76
Yes21 (19.3)4 (21.1)17 (18.9)
No88 (80.7)15 (78.9)73 (81.1)
History of solid organ transplant, n (%)a0.21
Yes5 (4.6)2 (10.5)3 (3.3)
No104 (95.4)17 (89.5)87 (96.7)
Antibiotic use within eight weeks post-FMT, n (%)0.77
Yes25 (22.9)5 (26.3)20 (22.2)
No84 (77.1)14 (73.7)70 (77.8)
Skin conditions pre-FMT, n (%)0.63
Yes8 (7.3)2 (10.5)6 (6.7)
No101 (92.7)17 (89.5)84 (93.3)
Number of FMT procedures per patient, n (%)c0.047d
One82 (75.2)15 (78.9)67 (74.4)
Two24 (22.0)2 (10.5)22 (24.4)
Three3 (2.8)2 (10.5)1 (1.1)