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Peritoneal dialysis started as an emergency procedure in the intensive care unit.
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Dialysis was started immediately with 10 mL/kg of dialysate (Fig. 1).
The tip migration of the straight peritoneal dialysis catheter in the distended abdomen.
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An abdominal X-ray was done showing a catheter tip out of the pelvis (Fig. 2).
The coiled catheter in the Douglas pouch.
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We decided to remove the straight PD catheter, switching to a single coiled PD catheter, and to use a triple lumen catheter for medications in the left jugular vein using ultrasound-guided insertion (Fig. 3).