A 2 year old child presents with a history of accidental ingestation of kerosene. He has cough, dyspnea, high fever, and his chest radiograph shows ill-defined patchy opacities. What is the most probable diagnosis ?

Pediatrics

A 2 year old child presents with a history of accidental ingestation of kerosene. He has cough, dyspnea, high fever, and his chest radiograph shows ill-defined patchy opacities. What is the most probable diagnosis ?

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