Immunology for Rheumatologists

Immunology for Rheumatologists covers the field of innate and adaptive immunity in a clear, clinically relevant framework, tailored to rheumatic and autoinflammatory diseases. It connects core mechanisms, such as TLR signaling, type I interferon pathways, inflammasome activation (e.g., NLRP3 in gout and CAPS), complement dysregulation in SLE, B- and T-cell activation and interaction molecular pathways, autoimmunity theories, making immunology directly actionable at the bedside.

Summed up by a rheumatologist who mastered their board-certification exams, this package aim to help colleagues dive into the amazing world of immunology!