Bacterial Content of Small Intestine of Children in Health, in Coeliac Disease, and in Fibrocystic Disease of Pancreas

MCoJRoUNAL 803 staff, particularly those of the nursing staff, whose specialized experience has been essential in the management of these patients. Thanks are due to Both Equipment Ltd. for the manufacture of a "'bivalve," or "alligator-type," tank respirator, which provides for ease in nursing and general management and also to Dr. P. Colville and the physiotherapists of the Victorian Health Depart- ment who have undertaken tne respiratory re-education of these patients in the convalescent phase.