[Disorders of hemostasis in clinical picture and pathogenesis of inflammatory diseases of the colon (literature review)].

Hemostatic disorders are involved in the pathogenesis of inflammatory large intestine diseases. Both thrombocytes and humoral coagulation factors are involved in this process. An attempt to correct these disorders will allow not only to declare a new approach to the treatment of inflammatory large intestine diseases but also to clarify their role in the occurrence and persistence of an active inflammation during these diseases.