Prediction of hemostatic homeostasis disorders before the hip replacement surgery

216 patients have been examined after total hip arthroplasty. Reliable parameters determining prethrombotic shifts in the thrombocytic and plasma elements of the hemostasis system in patients with thromboembolic complications (TEC) yet preoperatively were identified in the process of the study performed. The results obtained have given rise to the development of the treatment-and-diagnosis algorithm for TEC prevention in patients with dystrophic diseases of the hips subjected to arthroplasty. The clinical-amnestetic and laboratory data evidence that TEC belong to a pathological process of dystrophic nature.