Abstract
Pleural effusions in acute myeloid leukemia (AML) can have wide differential diagnosis, however AML presenting as pleural effusion with leukemic infiltration is rarely documented. A 22year old male presented with pleural effusion for 3months and subsequently diagnosed as AML M2, which prompted us for this communication.
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