Computed tomography peritoneography to explore peritoneal dialysis dysfunction: a Nephrology picture.

Wallez, Thibault; Fernandes, Guillaume; Dragean, Cristina; Moryoussef, Michael

doi:10.1007/s40620-024-02155-8

Computed tomography peritoneography to explore peritoneal dialysis dysfunction: a Nephrology picture.

Wallez, Thibault

;

Fernandes, Guillaume

;

Dragean, Cristina

;

Moryoussef, Michael

(2025) Journal of Nephrology — Vol. 38, n° 5, p. 1505-1507 (2025)

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Wallez, ThibaultUCLouvain
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Fernandes, GuillaumeUCLouvain
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Dragean, CristinaUCLouvain
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Moryoussef, Michael
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(en) An 80-year-old woman with chronic kidney disease related to hypertension started peritoneal dialysis (PD) after percutaneous insertion of a PD catheter. Due to slow outflow of PD fluid and poor ultrafiltration, kidney, ureter and bladder x-rays and bladder scan were performed, which did not identify the cause of the PD dysfunction. [...]

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Wallez, T., Fernandes, G., Dragean, C., & Moryoussef, M. (2025). Computed tomography peritoneography to explore peritoneal dialysis dysfunction: a Nephrology picture. Journal of Nephrology, 38(5), 1505-1507. https://doi.org/10.1007/s40620-024-02155-8 (Original work published 2025)