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Coagulation factors were measured in 50 patients presenting with acute renal failure on the day of their admission (D1) and seven days later (D7). A number of changes were observed, particularly in those patients with a poor prognosis (decreased platelet counts and plasminogen concentrations and increased factor VIII related antigen concentrations). In the majority of cases it would appear that disseminated intravascular coagulation remains sub-clinical.
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