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The close genetic linkage between 21 hydroxylase deficiency and HLA loci considerably enlarges the possibilities of genetic counselling. Two 21-OH deficient complex families are reported, illustrating several aspects of this genetic counselling: detection of carriers, determination of the actual risk to related couples, suspicion of 21-OH deficiency by an HLA specificity association, and prenatal diagnosis.
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