… when these microorganisms colonize the gut and the early-life … to a role in the wiring of the
gut-brain axis. This process may … the impact of cesarean birth on the gut microbiome and the …

… Infants begin life with a relatively simple gut microbial community and acquire a more …
Infants born by cesarean section (C-section, CS) have significantly different early gut microbial …

… delivered by emergency cesarean section had higher gut microbiota diversity compared …
cesarean section (p<0.001). Consistent with our pilot results at 4 months, emergency cesarean …

… -free animals with a special focus on gut barrier structure and permeability. Our results
demonstrate the effects of CSD on gut barrier impairments and susceptibility to future inflammatory…

… Recent studies have shown that intrapartum antibiotic exposure has a C-section-like effect
on the infant gut microbiota. While the composition of the gut … Births by caesarean section …

… C. perfringens; whereas breaching this natural mother-to-baby transmission by Csection may
lead to an imbalanced gut … likelihood of clinical roles – of C. perfringens (Bezirtzoglou, 1997…

… -term changes in gut microbiota composition and more recently also with changes in the
immune system. This has further been suggested to link Cesarean section (C-section) with an …

… gut microbiota during the neonatal period. Several studies prove that the alteration of gut
microbiota induced by cesarean section … in infants caused by cesarean section. It is noteworthy …

… These 2 effects will combine to impact on the development of the gut microbiota and on the
… by C-section. Numerous analyses have shown that birth by C-section alters the pattern of gut …

… By contrast, the gut microbiotas of babies delivered by caesarean section were depleted
of these commensal genera and instead were dominated by Enterococcus faecalis, …