Abstract
Septic shock is frequently associated with acute renal failure. Management of these patients becomes complicated if either the renal or systemic hemodynamic derangement cannot be corrected. Although previously large doses of furosemide and naloxone infusion have been used separately in managing these patients, the combination of both agents has not been employed. We therefore report our limited experience with this combined treatment in 5 patients with septic shock, of which 4 had acute renal failure.
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