Abstract
A system is described for the computerised storage and retrieval of information on rare dysmorphic syndromes. The clinician can ask a microcomputer for a list of syndromes with any logical combination of physical abnormalities. A descriptive title and full references are also provided on request. Similar systems would be applicable to other medical specialties.
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