Background: Acute lower respiratory tract infection is a major cause of death in under five years of age, and anemia is the commonest co-factor in pediatric patients seeking medical advice especially in developing countries.

A variety of drugs can cause DRESS, the most common being anticonvulsants. Patients show diverse presentations with varied organ involvement. Systemic corticosteroids are an effective management option and are associated with a good clinical outcome if started early.

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This is the largest case series of AKI secondary to vitamin D toxicity ever reported.
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