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Ziemer M et al. - The authors report a male patient who expressed all features of a severe lobular pneumonia. Over the course of the disease the patient developed a livid erythematous, maculopapular exanthem rapidly extending over the entire body. Given the rapid development and target-like appearance of the skin lesions with extensive skin involvement and blister formation, the initial diagnosis was that of a severe cutaneous drug reaction.

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