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Nonimmune hydrops fetalis occurred in two pregnancies in one woman. The first fetus had the Wolff-Parkinson-White syndrome. In both pregnancies the mother had a skin rash and subfebrile temperature when the fetal anomaly was detected. No viral, bacterial or autoimmune cause was found.
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