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【Report】The 3rd General Meeting “Letter from Intestinal Bacteria to Humanity” was held.

On September 23, 2019 (Monday, holiday), the 3rd General Meeting of the Intestinal Flora Transplantation Clinical Research Foundation was held.

A very large number of people gathered for presentations of basic research, case reports, keynote speeches, and enthusiastic discussions.

Opening Video of the 3rd Annual Meeting Our Past and Future

Opening Remarks

Dr. Zen Tanaka of Tanaka Clinic, Jinzenkai Medical Corporation, gave a speech entitled “The Importance of Intestinal Environment – In Response to Opening Remarks.

The Association for Clinical Research of Fecal Microbiota Transplantation Japan

Details of this announcement are available in this article.

Morning Session First Half Basic Research Presentations

In the first half of the session, the Symbiosis Research Institute, which is exclusively affiliated with the Research Group, presented basic research on intestinal bacteria, reported on their experiments, and reported on the establishment of a donor bank.

Evolution of Life and Intestinal Flora Transplantation

Symbiosis Research Institute, Shimizu
Makoto Shimizu, Senior Researcher, Symbiosis Research Institute

Dr. Makoto Shimizu, Senior Researcher at Symbiosis Research Institute, talked about the history of the symbiosis between bacteria and humans along the evolutionary path of life. He also introduced papers from around the world on intestinal flora transplantation, which is being studied at a rapid pace around the world, and discussed the “search for the optimal solution.

Finally, we also informed everyone of the details of the pending patent application that has now been published internationally, along with our commitment to the transplantation bacteria solution.

A true craftsman, he was a funny and serious top-billed performer.

The full text of this presentation is available on the Symbiosis Institute website.
Evolution of Life and Intestinal Flora Transplantation [contents of presentation at the 3rd Annual Meeting].

Video now available!

Animal Testing and the Establishment and Operation of Donor Banks

Symbiosis Research Institute
Yoichiro Oka, Senior Researcher, Symbiosis Research Institute

Yoichiro Oka, Senior Researcher at Symbiosis Research Institute, then gave a presentation on comparative experiments using type 1 diabetic mice and the operation of Japanbiome, the first multi-center shared donor bank in Japan.

The full text of this presentation is available on the Symbiosis Research Institute website in two separate articles.
Comparative Evaluation of Therapeutic Effects of FMT in Type 1 Diabetic Mice [content of presentation at the 3rd Annual Meeting]
A Clinical Laboratory Scientist Talks about the Fecal Bank Japanbiome [content of presentation at the 3rd Annual Meeting].

Video now available!

Morning Session Second Half Case Presentations

The following case presentations were given by clinicians who have participated in the Intestinal Flora Transplantation Clinical Study Group and are already applying intestinal flora transplantation in their clinical practice throughout Japan.

THREE CASES OF IRRITABLE BOWEL SYNDROME THAT SHOWED IMPROVEMENT WITH UB-FMT

Kawai Internal Medicine Clinic
Medical Corporation Yuuakai Cute Internal Medicine Clinic, Dr. Yuichi Kawai

Dr. Yuichi Kawai, from the Medical Corporation Yuakai Cute Internal Medicine Clinic, presented a case in which a patient suffering from irritable bowel syndrome was improved by intestinal flora transplantation.

The stools and frequency of bowel movements were clearly improved, and the patient’s experience was also very positive.

Details of this announcement are available in this article.

A case of atopic dermatitis showing improvement 4 months after intestinal flora transplantation

Luke's Ashiya Clinic
Dr. Masahiko Johya, Luke’s Ashiya Clinic

Dr. Masahiko Johya, Luke’s Ashiya Clinic, treats patients not only from a gastrointestinal perspective but also from a psychological one.

In this context, he shared his experience of a valuable case in atopic dermatitis.

How is gut flora transplantation different from other symptomatic therapies? How are skin conditions linked to gut conditions?
It was very thought provoking.

Details of this announcement are available in this article.

Autism Treatment Experience

Kitamura Clinic
Medical Corporation Kiwakai Kitamura Clinic Dr. Kunihiro Kitamura

The last speaker was Dr. Kunihiro Kitamura of Kitamura Clinic, Kiwakai Medical Corporation, who presented a case study of a child with autism.

For a doctor who specializes in gastroenterology, surgery, and cancer treatment, the autistic girl’s stool condition, followed by her behavior improvement, was very memorable.

Borrowing a phrase from the girl’s mother, the doctor spoke each word carefully, making us, the listeners, think of the atmosphere in the clinic room.

The contents of this announcement will not be disclosed.

Luncheon Seminar “Intestinal Bacteria and Modern Medical Food Science

Dr. Masayasu Inoue
Dr. Masayasu Inoue, Professor Emeritus, Osaka City University

During the delicious lunch time, a luncheon seminar was held by Dr. Masayasu Inoue, Professor Emeritus of Osaka City University.

He gave an easy-to-understand lecture from the perspectives of evolutionary history since the Cambrian period, intestinal flora and nutrition.

Afternoon Session First Half Keynote Speech

Dr. Jun Kunisawa
National Institute of Biomedical Innovation
Vaccine and Adjuvant Research Center
Director, Dr. Jun Kunisawa

In the afternoon session, we invited Dr. Jun Kunisawa, a world-renowned specialist in the study of intestinal microflora, to deliver a keynote lecture.

First of all, he explained very clearly how intestines and immunity are closely related.

Dr. Jun Kunisawa

He then shared with us his latest research on regional differences in intestinal flora and changes in blood data due to oil intake.

THE MOST SURPRISING AND IMPRESSIVE CONTENT WAS THE RESEARCH CONTENT OF STATISTICAL ANALYSIS OF INTESTINAL FLORA IN HEALTHY PEOPLE BY AI.

The day may soon come when his research will benefit our health.

Afternoon Session Late Panel Discussion

panel discussion

Based on the keynote speech, a panel discussion was held with Dr. Jun Kunisawa and professors who are members of our study group.

The theme was “How to Eat in a Way that Pleases Intestinal Bacteria,” and the exchange of opinions from the standpoints of researchers, clinicians, and dietitians, as well as many questions from the participants, reaffirmed that this is a topic of great interest.

Details of this announcement are available in this article.

Thanks to the many people who came to the event, it was a great success!
Thank you very much for coming.
We look forward to seeing you again next year.

4th General Assembly to be held in 2020

Monday, September 21, 2020
10:00〜17:00
17:00-19:30 Reception

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