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One problem facing the Italian Medical Nutrition Mission in 1945-46 was the great number of infants and children suffering from severe and chronic malnutrition. Through lack of sanitation, milk control and proper food, cases of severe inanition were encountered quite frequently in southern Italy. The obvious dehydration of these emaciated infants on one hand and the poor results obtained with intravenous fluid therapy on the other hand suggested that there existed a severe disturbance of the distribution of body water rather than a simple deficiency in body fluids. Studies under the actual conditions of a war-torn and povertystricken country seemed therefore to be desirable.

BLOOD AND EXTRACELLULAR FLUID STUDIES IN CHRONIC MALNUTRITION IN INFANCY 12