Wis·kott-Al·drich syndrome 
(wĭskŏt-ôldrĭch, -ŏl-, vĭs-)
(wĭskŏt-ôldrĭch, -ŏl-, vĭs-)n.
A hereditary sex-linked recessive disorder characterized by chronic eczema, recurring infections, and a decrease in the number of white blood cells and platelets.
[After Alfred Wiskott (1898-1978), German pediatrician, and Robert Anderson Aldrich (1917-1998), American physician.]