After a brief review of the literature on Takayasu's disease with particular emphasis on its relationship with the HLA system, the case of a mother and daughter both suffering from Takayasu's type systemic arteritis is presented with particular reference to a possible association with type-I diabetes mellitus (IDDM) in the light of the patient's HLA typing results.
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