nephrotoxic drugs

What are Nephrotoxic Drugs?

Nephrotoxic drugs are medications that can cause damage to the kidneys. This is particularly concerning in pediatric patients due to their developing renal systems, which makes them more vulnerable to the adverse effects of these drugs.

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