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Encapsulated fecal microbiota transplantation (cFMT) is a therapeutic approach involving the oral administration of healthy donor fecal matter contained within acid-resistant or enteric-coated capsules. This method is designed to restore a healthy gut microbiome in patients suffering from dysbiosis-related conditions, such as hepatic encephalopathy or recurrent *Clostridioides difficile* infection, without the need for invasive delivery procedures like colonoscopy or nasoduodenal tubes. In the context of cirrhosis-related hepatic encephalopathy, cFMT aims to reduce ammonia-producing bacterial taxa and improve intestinal barrier integrity, thereby preventing the recurrence of neuropsychiatric symptoms. Clinical trials, such as those conducted at Hulan (Hangzhou) Hospital, investigate optimal dosing intervals to maintain remission in patients previously treated with standard therapies like rifaximin.
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