Abstract
<p>Viral pathogens are rare causes of pleural effusion in children. We present two cases of pleural effusions in children associated with adenovirus infection. Hepatomegaly with transaminitis, pleural fluid lymphocytosis and poor response to antibiotics were common features. Adenovirus infection should be considered in the differential diagnosis of pleural effusion in children.</p>
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