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A total of 270 children with rotavirus diarrhea were examined. The quantitative and qualitative composition of their intestinal microflora was studied. Most frequently microorganisms of the genus Enterobacter and most seldom, Serratia were isolated. A decrease in the amount of bifidobacteria, normal Escherichia coli and an increase in the amount of lactose-negative Escherichia were noted. In cases of pronounced dysbiosis in young children the clinical course of rotavirus infection is aggravated and the period of rotavirus excretion is prolonged.
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