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An infant who presented with a unilateral renal cystic process underwent nephrectomy due to hypertension. There was no evidence of any other disease process. Family history and investigation were negative for renal cystic disease or other genetic disease process. The pathology most resembled autosomal dominant polycystic kidney disease or a specific entity described as unilateral renal cystic disease.
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