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The level of different urinary 17-ketosteroids were assayed using a method requiring an enzymatic hydrolysis and a solvolysis, a separation by gas-chromatography on OV 225 (cyanopropylsilicone) and a detection by flame ionisation. The method has been discuted. Statistical study of the results obtained in 89 healthy and ambulatory subjects (divided in 4 groups according to sex and age) has shown a log-normal distribution of urinary excretions.
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