This special article for continued education begins with a broad definition of septic shock. The following section describes the fundamental organ dysfunctions and pathomechanisms. The different pattern of septic shock and a clearly defined therapeutic concept are also offered. The specific therapeutic interventions (only those which have been proven effective and recommendable for routine clinical use) will be presented. Monitoring of infection and organ function are discussed briefly.

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