What is Rothmund–Thomson syndrome?

Rothmund–Thomson syndrome is a rare inherited disease that affects the skin, eyes, bones and internal organs. At least 300 cases have been reported in medical journals since a case was first described by Rothmund in 1868. Rothmund–Thomson syndrome is also known as poikiloderma congenitale.

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