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A study of 156 patients admitted to the clinic with the diagnosis of "fever of unclear genesis" indicates that the most frequent cause of this condition are pathological processes in the abdominal and retroperitoneal space, renal diseases, patients with bacterial endocarditis and connective tissue diseases. Detailed clinical analysis makes it possible mostly to establish a correct diagnosis at early terms of the disease.
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