Successful resumption of peritoneal dialysis following living donor liver transplantation in children with end-stage renal disease
Successful resumption of peritoneal dialysis following living donor liver transplantation in children with end-stage renal disease
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终末期肾病儿童活体肝移植后成功恢复腹膜透析
DOI:
10.1111/petr.12897
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发表时间:
2017
影响因子:
1.3
通讯作者:
Kasahara Mureo
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作者:
Kanazawa Hiroyuki;Fukuda Akinari;Sato Mai;Ishimori Shingo;Sasaki Kengo;Uchida Hajime;Shigeta Takanobu;Mali Vidyadhar Padmakar;Sakamoto Seisuke;Ishikura Kenji;Kasahara Mureo
Children with ESRD in need of RRT are commonly managed by PD due to difficulty with vascular access for HD and the relatively large extracorporeal blood volume required. Major abdominal surgery may result in injury to the peritoneum and consequent adhesion, thereby resulting in a reduction in the anatomical capacity and transport capability across the peritoneal membrane. Here, we report successful resumption of PD after LDLT in two pediatric patients. The causes of ESRD were PH1 and juvenile nephronophthisis, respectively. Both patients were managed by PD prior to LDLT. PD was converted to HD starting three days before LDLT and was continued postoperatively until resumption of PD on days 13 and 28, respectively. The PD weekly Kt/V urea was maintained before and after LDLT. The patients continued to do well on PD without complications. Meticulous intra‐operative techniques during LDLT allow postoperative PD resumption by preservation of peritoneal integrity with effective transport capability and without added risk of peritonitis.