Bile stones formation prognostification method, based on the chemical analysis of bile of patients with chronic cholecystitis, is developed. The method employs the phenomenon of chemiluminescense of the investigated bile in comparison with the model system. Hence, bile in chronic cholecystitis possess antioxidative qualities, whereas bile in chronic cholecystitis combined with cholelithiasis, is oversaturated with free radicals.
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