Newborn children with<unk>  are soon noted to have aniridia. The clinical suspicion for<unk>  may be increased with the presence of other genital anomalies, though genitourinary anomalies are not always present, particularly in girls. In older children, clinical diagnosis of the syndrome can be made when aniridia and one of the other features are present. While aniridia is rarely absent in<unk> , cases have been reported without it. Chromosomal analysis is necessary for definitive diagnosis. Other common eye defects include cataracts and ptosis. About 50% of people develop Wilms' tumour.
WAGR syndrome
Fryns-Aftimos syndrome
CAMFAK syndrome
Harris platelet syndrome
3C syndrome
HUPRA syndrome
Ehlers–Danlos syndromes
Helsmoortel-Van der Aa syndrome