SYNOPSIS A child with the clinical features of the Rothmund‐Thomson syndrome was first seen with recurrent chest infections and elevated sweat electrolytes, but these reverted to normal. The features of the syndrome and the causes of elevated sweat electroylte levels are discussed.
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