A CASE OF WOLFRAM SYNDROME IN TRIPLETS: SOME NEWLY RECOGNIZED FEATURES

We report here the occurrence of Wolframsyndrome in triplets, two of whom are identical females.We also describe a previously unreported gastrointestinalfinding and the presence of urinary tract dilatation, despitethe absence of diabetes insipidus.Patients and MethodsThe triplets, one male and two females, were conceivednaturally to normal healthy parents who are first cousins.There was a family history of similar conditions amongsiblings, although this was not clearly stated by the family.