In a non-psychiatric clinic a combined psychiatric and somato-autonomic investigation was performed in 75 prepuberty and puberty children with functional hyperthermia . Syndromal and nosological characterization was performed on a spectrum of psychic disorders in these patients. Some correlations were found between syndromal and nosological distributions and grouping based on somato-autonomic++ picture.

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