[Thermometry as a method of evaluating the status of the peripheral sympathetic nervous system in patients with hemorrhagic fever with nephrotic syndrome].

The inference on irritation of sympathetic nervous system and predominant location of the the process in the thoracic and iliac parts of the sympathetic chain is drawn from investigation of skin temperature at various sites of the body and catecholamines excretion in 30 patients with hemorrhagic fever and renal syndrome. Norepinephrine, excretion enhancement and changes in the picture of skin temperatures were the underlying evidence.