Abstract
<h2>Summary</h2> Results of study of an infant exhibiting recession of plasma chloride, alkalosis, and a large excess of chloride over sodium in the stools are reported. There was voluminous watery diarrhea which began at birth. The findings indicate, but do not identify, an intrinsic defect in the control of electrolyte distribution in the body fluids.
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