GLOSSOPHARYNGEAL BREATHING AND ITS USE IN THE TREATMENT OF RESPIRATORY POLIOMYELITIS PATIENTS, WITH SOME NOTES ON CHEST RESPIRATORS1 1Read at a meeting of the Sixth Session of Congress of the Australian Pnysiotherapy Association at Adelaide on September 27, 1956

Most of the information on glossopharyngeal breathing was brought back to Melbourne by Dr. Peter L. Colville, Poliomyelitis Officer, Department of Health, Victoria, who spent six months in the United States of America studying the respiratory aspects of poliomyelitis. He went abroad aided by a grant from the National Health and Medical Research Council and a Fulbright travelling scholarship, and it is due to his efforts that we have made the progress herein reported