Abstract
The author reported two cases of so called essential renal hematuria which were treated by hemostatics (Adona, Thrombogen and Trostin) with complete recovery.
Examinations of urogenital system and autonomic nervous system etc, were done without any abnormality on these cases. That indicated this hematuria was caused by local interstitial nephritis.
It was said that the anti-plasmic treatment was remarkably effective for the cases in which the serum plasmine were hyperactive (by Dr. T. Ichikawa, Jap. J. Urol. Vol. 54 No. 8, 1963)
But ecaminations of fibrinolytic enzyme of serum were not done in my cases, so that the anti-plasmic treatment would be expected on the next chance.
