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Stool specimens from 126 children with acute gastroenteritis and from 42 controls were screened bacteriologically and virologically including electron-microscopy. Rota viruses were found in 36.5% of the children with diarrhoea, enteropathogenic E. coli in 13.5% and candida in 7.1%. These pathogens were not found in the controls. Enteroviruses were found in almost the same frequency in both groups (13.5% in children with gastroenteritis, 16.6% in the controls). The etiologic role of adenoviruses, which could be seen in 5.6% of the diarrhoea group, remains unexplained.
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