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The condition was studied of the dynamic surface tension of biologic fluids in patients with rheumatoid arthritis using a method of maximum pressure in the vesicle with the aid of computerized tensiometer MPT-1 "Lauda" (Germany). Rise in indices of blood serum surface tension with diminution of the slope of tensiogram curves may suggest the development of pathology of the heart and liver, while increase in the same parameters of urine might be indicative of the coming nephropathy.

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