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  1. G Fuller
  1. Gloucestershire Royal Hospital, Great Western Road, Gloucester, UK; geraint@fullerg.demon.co.uk

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    Imagine the scene: you have just seen a patient with what seems likely to be an inherited or congenital syndrome who has a combination of symptoms and signs you do not recognise and in whom standard investigations have provided no clues. What do you do? Looking in the books is very time consuming and depends on how well the books are indexed; searching PubMed or online inheritance in man (OMIM) is often difficult using just symptoms and signs. Wouldn’t it be useful if you could put …

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