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The bacteriological ecosystem of the skin of children in an African tropical environment (Tanzania)

Using a standardized method for sampling, the aerobic microbial flora of the skin of ninety‐five children in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, was studied qualitatively and quantitatively. The subjects comprised three groups; group A, thirty‐seven normal infants (below the age of 1 year); group B, twenty‐nine infants with various bacterial skin lesions; and group C, twenty‐nine nursery school children between 4‐5 and 7 years.