Abstract
The case is a male 67 year old with cardiac amyloidosis, who was admitted because of diarrhea and general fatigue. After admission, urinary output decreased, and body weight (BW) and serum creatinine level increased. Tolvaptan was started on 10th hospital day, and 0.0125γ of carparitide and 2.0γ of dopamine was started on 14th day. Because these drugs failed to increase urinary output, tolvaptan was discontinued on 17th hospital day. Antibiotic treatment was started after the appearance of signs of inflammation.
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