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Two patients are described with longstanding, multiple, subcutaneous nodules with the histopathological features of rheumatoid nodules. Neither patient had any clinical evidence of rheumatic disease. One patient had a family history of smiliar nodules transmitted as an autosomal dominant trait. Leukocyte function studies failed to reveal any defect to account for the nodule formation.
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