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Post-operative Protocol and Maintenance of Function, to independent home PD. Early post-operative protocols for exit site care and flushing of the catheter are reviewed, and early use protocols are discussed. Common early catheter problems such as bleeding, obstruction, leakage and pain are reviewed in detail along with algorithmic approaches to thes

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Diagnosis and Management of Catheter Dysfunction,34.5% of PD patients. Common causes of catheter malfunction are omental wrapping, catheter tip migration, catheter obstruction due to fibrin or blood clots within the catheter lumen, kinking of the catheter, small bowel wrapping, occlusion by fimbriae and intraperitoneal adhesions. This chapter will

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Mechanical Complications of Peritoneal Dialysis,1970s. When safely instituted, it can be used either as a first-line, temporary, or permanent modality. However, between 1 in 3 and 1 in 4 patients develop a mechanical complication of peritoneal dialysis (MCPD) at some point during their therapy (Singh et al., J Vasc Access 11:316–322, 2010; Santar

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Advanced Laparoscopic Insertion of Peritoneal Dialysis Catheters,2006. Since that time, the long-term durability of PD at our institution has increased significantly. In this chapter, we describe the indications for laparoscopic PD catheter placement, our surgical technique, common pitfalls with PD catheter function, and our outcomes with this surgical approach.