A study of an additive prolit efficacy was made in the urological clinic of Kazan State Medical University. All the examinees were divided into two groups: 20 patients of group 1 were exposed to extracorporeal lithotripsy (EL) followed by conventional postoperative conservative therapy, 22 patients of group 2 received EL plus prolit. The latter was able to reduce twice the time of concrement elimination from the urinary tract after EL, to lower leukocyturia from 86.4 to 18% and bacteriuria from 50 to 13.6%, renal colic rate and risk of stone path after EL, to improve renal blood flow and to reduce the risk of traumatic parenchymal damage due to the shock wave impact in EL.

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