Abstract
We estimated the state of the blood coagulation system and fibrinolitic activity of urine in 436 patients with urinary stone disease and 30 healthy from control group. The results showed that patients with urinary stone disease tend to have hypercoagulation and reduced fibrinolytic activity of urine. The severity of these disorders was more significant in patients with bilateral nephrolithiasis
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