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Urinothorax in a child secondary to obstructive renal stone in a solitary functioning kidney: a case report.

CEN Case Reports 2016 November
Urinothorax or presence of urine in pleural cavity is a highly unusual cause of pleural effusion. It is most commonly secondary to genitourinary trauma and obstructive uropathy. We here by present a case of urinothorax secondary to renal stone disease in a 5-year-old child with a solitary functioning kidney.

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