4. No history of D.M.
No history of HTN.
No history of NSAIDS abuse.
No history of immunological diseases.
No obvious cause of ESRD .
Residual renal function(good U.O.P).
5. Family history : +ve
Mother & sister are ESRD
without apparent cause
(atrophied both kidneys
by U/S)
6. Patient started RRT by
hemodialysis at December
2015
Dialysis through IJ Line for two
months
Later on, dialysis done by AV
fistula
7. Patient experienced blurred vision for long
time
Ophthalmology consultation concluded
retinal hemorrhage and the advise was to
shift to peritoneal dialysis
Un controlled hypertension during H.D.
sessions ( pre 180/110 – post 200/120 ) on
Blokatens10/160
(amlodipine+losartan)once daily at night,
concor 10 mg(Bisoprolol) once daily and
capoten(captopril) 25 mg sublingual at
Haemodialysis sessions .
Anorexia and weight loss(dry weight 75 kg)
8. Patient advised for PD
After evaluation patient is fit for PD
PD catheter inserted at 9/2016
Patient maintained on peritoneal dialysis till
3/2017 .
During this period ,The patient was
normotensive ( average BP 130/80 to 140/90
on amlodipine 5 mg) and developed weight
gain(dry weight 82 kg) with good appetite.
At March 2017 due to lack of peritoneal
dialysis solutions Patient shifted again to
haemodialysis.
9. BP start to rise again with out control 180/100
to 200/120 before & after session on the
same treatment before PD.
Weight loss (dry weight 79 kg).
Drop of haemoglobin up to 6.5 mg/dl inspite
of maintaining iron and Erythropoetin
therapy(Eprex 4000 u three times weekly).
10. Few months later, peritoneal dialysis supplies become available
Patient developed ?? intestinal fistula on conservative treatment
for 6 weeks
After closure of the fistula, PD catheter did not work properly
Malpositioning of PD catheter confirmed by X RAY
abdomen(erect)
Our patient prepared for new PD catheter and was done at 10
/2017 and resumed P.D.
15. Our massage in this case:
1-Peritoneal dialysis may be the
better modality for blood pressure
control in patient with uncontrolled
hypertension while on
haemodialysis.
2-Anaemia can be improved rapidly
in peritoneal dialysis patient easier
than when on haemodialysis.
3-Residual renal function can be
maintained by P.D.