Abstract
An 11-day-old female child, the third in birth order of a non-consanguineous couple, was found to have a double trisomy(48, XXX+21) upon karyotyping. The proband has the typi-cal Down’s syndromephenotypeand the same was attributedto trisomy-21.The occurrence of double aneuploidy is a relativelyrare phenomenon in human (MacFaul
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