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Comentarios Tratamiento de la diarrea aguda en adultos Enterococcus faecium LAB SF68 108 ufc, tres veces al día 1b 1 Lactobacillus paracasei B 21060 109 ufc 2 veces al día 2b 2 o L. rhamnosus GG Saccharomyces. boulardii, cepa de S. cerevisiae 109ufc por cápsula de 50 mg, 2-6 cápsulas al día 1b 1, 3, 4 Prevención de la diarrea asociada a antibióticos en adultos E. faecium LAB SF68 108 ufc, 2 veces al día 1b 5 S. boulardii, cepa de S. cerevisiae 1 g o 4 × 109 ufc por día 1b 5 L. rhamnosus GG 1010–1011 ufc, 2 veces al día 1b 5 L. casei DN-114 001 en leche 1010 ufc, 2 veces al día 1b 6 fermentada Bacillus clausii (cepas de Enterogermina) 2 × 109 esporas, tres veces al día 1b 7 L. acidophilus CL1285 + L. casei LBC80R 5 × 1010 ufc, 1 ó 2 veces al día 1b 8, 9 Las cepas se administraron en cápsulas o en vehículos de leche fermentada Gastroenterol. latinoam 2012; Vol 23, Nº 4: 206-221
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