Work Flow
a-Patient has a Bacterial infection.
b-In this infection Bacteria are Drug- Resistant.
c-Recovery chance is linked both to the Infection Site and to the Efficacy gradient of Phage therapy:
1°-Skin infections,external infections and infections into accessible Anatomical Cavities.
2°-Intestinal infections.
3°-Infection Sites attacked only by Phages carried in situ by bloodstream.
d-A broad spectrum Phage Preparation, containing different types of Phages,is used.
e-Phage Preparation is administrated,in liquid form ,spreads directly on to surfaces of the body or topically on infected wounds or into the anatomical cavities or orally.
f-Bacteria are isolated from the infection site and all microbiological tests must be start soon after.
g-Bacteria are tested by this Phage Preparation for checking its lytic effects.
h- If this Phage Preparation is not fully active, a new Phage Preparation must be prepared:see What is an autoPhage?
Doubtful Point
From this flow an important key question emerges about a doubtful point:
Does Oral Phage administration works?
The answer may change the potentiality of Phage Therapy.
