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With the help of 260 bioptically ascertained cases of glomerulonephritis clinical characteristics for individual forms of glomerulonephritis are explained. Specific laboratory findings and functional tests are correlated to the bioptic findings and their valency for the individual groups of diagnosis discussed. As a result of the investigation 99% of all cases of disease may be recognized only by the examination of the urine, taking into consideration the interference of the individual symptoms.
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