Pleuroperitoneal leakage – Is this the end of peritoneal dialysis?
Turk. J. Nephrol. 33, 27-32 (2024)
Pleuroperitoneal leakage is a rare complication of peritoneal dialysis, emerging as a large, usually right-sided hydrothorax. It is caused by congenital weak points or defects in the diaphragm. The diagnosis is made by the detection of a transfer of dialysate to the pleural cavity by either a dye or contrast-enhanced dialysate. Treatment using peritoneal dialysis pause or pleurodesis is often ineffective, so persistent pleuroperitoneal leakage necessitates termination of peritoneal dialysis in a substantial proportion of the patients. However, video-assisted thoracoscopic surgery with the option of suturing or inserting a mesh is a promising treatment option, which allows for continuation of peritoneal dialysis. Starting with a case vignette, this review provides an overview on pleuroperitoneal leakage and discusses the recent advancements in the treatment of patients with pleuroperitoneal leakage.
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Hydrothorax ; Peritoneal Dialysis ; Polypropylenes ; Surgical Mesh ; Video-assisted Thoracoscopy; Acute Hydrothorax; Communication
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2024
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2023
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2023
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2667-4440
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2667-4440
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Turkish society of Nephrology
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Buyukdere Cad 105-9, Mecidiyekoy, Sisli, Istanbul 34394, Turkiye
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90000 - German Center for Diabetes Research
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Helmholtz Diabetes Center
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2024-02-12