Factor VII Deficiency: A Rare Case Report.

Factor VII deficiency is a rare congenital coagulopathy. Prolonged prothrombin time with normal partial thromboplastin time indicates factor VII deficiency. For the definitive diagnosis, the specific factor VII level should be investigated.

Bilateral spontaneous asymptomatic urinoma: report of an unusual case.

Urinoma, defined as a collection of chronically extravasated urine, is uncommon in children. The condition is usually secondary to obstructive uropathy, commonly posterior urethral valves. Non-obstructive causes include trauma to the kidney or collecting system.

Successful laparoscopic management of unilateral chyluria in a 5 year old.

Chyluria is defined as abnormal passage of chyle in the urine. It is usually seen in adults and is bilateral. The commonest cause is infestation with Wuchereria bancrofti.