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윤수인 ( Yun Su In ),김혜영 ( Kim Hye Yeong ),김민옥 ( Kim Min Og ),김학의 ( Kim Hag Ui ),문기원 ( Mun Gi Won ),한정호 ( Han Jeong Ho ),한지숙 ( Han Ji Sug ),채희복 ( Chae Hui Bog ),권순길 ( Kwon Sun Gil ),배일현 ( Bae Il Hyeon ) 대한신장학회 2004 Kidney Research and Clinical Practice Vol.23 No.1
Sclerosing peritonitis is a rare but fatal complication of peritoneal dialysis (PD). Management of sclerosing peritonitis includes cessation of PD, total parenteral nutrition, and surgery. Recently, a few reports have indicated immunosuppression might be beneficial in sclerosing peritonitis. In these reports, all of patients had the combination therapy of steroid and immunosuppressant. A 37-year old man develped sclerosing peritonitis 3 months after switching from PD to hemodialysis because of uncontrolled peritonitis. An abdominal computed tomography (CT) scan demonstrated massive ascites with multilocuated fluid collection and extensive enhancement of the peritoneum. A peritoneal biopsy showed proliferation of fibrous collagenous tissue with infiltration of lymphocytes. We started corticosteroid for one month. A follow-up CT scan showed complete resolution with absence of peritoneum thickness and fluid collection 16 months after corticosteroid therapy. The paient currently remains free of symptoms in an outpatient hemodialysis unit. To our knowledge, this is the first case of sclerosing peritonitis successully treated with corticosteroid therapy alone in Korea. (Korean J Nephrol 2004;23(1):169-173)