Urosepsis is a dangerous response to urinary infections that can lead to organ failure and high mortality rates. The main goal of the review was to gather current information on urosepsis causes, symptoms, diagnosis, and treatment to help doctors improve patient care. The researchers found that quick treatment with antibiotics, fluids, and identifying the infection source can lower the risk of death. Most cases are caused by E. coli, but drug-resistant bacteria are becoming more common. CT scans are better than ultrasounds for finding blockages in the urinary tract. Survivors of urosepsis may face long-term kidney problems. It's important for healthcare teams to work together, use fast tests, give the right antibiotics, and educate patients to prevent urosepsis.