[Urological anomaly in an infant with Soto's syndrome: report of a case].

OBJECTIVE: To discuss the diagnosis and the etiology of a bilateral urologic anomaly in a patient with Soto's Syndrome (cerebral gigantism). To alert the pediatric physicians and urologists about the coexistence of these two malformations. RESULTS: A three month old boy, born of a 35 week uncomplicated first pregnancy by cesarian, with phenotypic, radiologic and metacarpophalangeal profile of Soto's Syndrome was admitted to the Hospital because of hyperpnea, tachycardia and 39o C recurrent fever.