Conference on Coordination of Scientific Research of Rheumatology of Socialist Countries . Abstracts, Abstracts and Correspondences" is a unique collection that immerses the reader in the rich world of international scientific cooperation in the field of rheumatology, combining the ideas, research and achievements of specialists from socialist countries. This work, Created by a team of authors, It is not just a collection of scientific materials ,. An important historical document , Reflecting the stages of the development of rheumatological science within the socialist bloc , as well as demonstrating efforts to bring together knowledge and practices to combat rheumatic diseases. The book reveals to the reader a wide range of topics related to the diagnosis, treatment and prevention of rheumatic diseases. It contains abstracts, abstracts and correspondences that cover both theoretical foundations and practical approaches applied in different countries. Particular attention is paid to the coordination of scientific research, the exchange of experience and the development of new methods of diagnosis and therapy. In each section, the authors share the results of their research, discuss current problems and suggest ways to solve them, which makes the book a valuable source for scientists, rheumatologists, scientific leaders and students of medical universities. This book will become an indispensable assistant for those who are interested in the history of the development of medical science in socialist countries, as well as for specialists seeking inspiration and new ideas for their research. It is perfect for the age category from students and young scientists to experienced professionals seeking to expand their knowledge and understand how international cooperation contributes to progress in the field of rheumatology. Readers interested in the history of medicine, scientific conferences and exchange of experience between countries will find in this book a lot of valuable information and analytical materials. A special style of authors, characterized by academic rigor and clarity of presentation, makes the book accessible and at the same time saturated with information. It shows a deep commitment to the idea of scientific progress and interstate cooperation, which gives it special relevance today. The author's team, united by a common goal - to improve the methods of diagnosis and treatment of rheumatic diseases - created a work that not only informs, but also inspires further research and development of international relations in the field of medicine. The Conference on Coordination of Scientific Research of Rheumatology of Socialist Countries is not just a collection of theses and abstracts, but an important contribution to the development of world rheumatology, demonstrating the power of scientific dialogue and joint efforts. This book deserves the attention of those who appreciate in-depth analytical materials, are interested in the history of medical research and seek to understand how international cooperation helps to combat serious diseases. It is worth reading to both specialists and a wide range of readers interested in the history and development of science, because it opens a unique page in the history of medical progress of socialist countries.