1. Results Typical renal tuberculosis with irritative symptoms accounted for 65% while atypical renal tuberculosis was 35%. The most common symptoms were lumbodynia and hematuria.

2. Thus the following were found: minimal recent autonomic nerve cell lesions in viral hepatitis in a child, reduced nervous lesions of the dystrophic and irritative type in viral hepatitis in adults with prevalent necrosis of the hepatic cells, intense autonomic nervous lesions in viral hepatitis associated with anterior gastritic processes, various associated autonomic nervous lesions of the acute and chronic type in recent necrotic hepatitis associated with older precirrhotic lesions and nervous lesions especially of the chronic type with intense ball-phenomenon and morphological changes of the synapses in liver cirrhosis.