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The enzymatic, nonenzymatic and XIIa-dependent fibrinolysis was inhibited. In RA without systemic manifestations the main cause of appearance of soluble complexes of monomeric fibrins (SCMF) in the blood is a local activation of coagulation in the inflamed joint tissues. It is suggested that an increase of SCMF concentration in the blood in patients with RA is a reliable and dynamic index of the activity of the inflammatory process.
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