Abstract
Two affected first cousins with duplication of 15(q22.3----qter) are reported. This resulted from a familial t(8;15)(p23.3;q22.3) translocation. The findings in these patients are compared with each other and with six other published cases. Anthropometric and dermatoglyphic findings are summarised.
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