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The authors report the medical history of a 19-year-old male patient, who had been admitted to the department of infectious diseases three times with recurrent icterus of unknown origin, suspected of viral hepatitis before his internal examination. The clinical picture and the histological results of liver biopsy performed in acute phase proved the presence of a rare hyperbilirubinaemia syndrome, "the syndrome of benign recurrent, intrahepatic cholestasis". The authors briefly describe Summerskill-Walshe syndrome and its place in different hyperbilirubinaemia disorders.
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