A typical case of primary renal artery dissection, an unusual entity causing renal infarction, is described. This abnormality, masquerading as renal colic, affects otherwise-healthy middle-aged men. Angiography, which will confirm the diagnosis, should precede nephrectomy, because vascular repair may be feasible.
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