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For peritoneal dialysis, the patient’s own abdominal contents, rather than an external machine, serve as the dialysis membrane. The patient has a permanent catheter through the abdominal wall, which itself can be a source of complications. Typically, the patient will require several exchanges of fluid to reach his or her goal. The exchanges may be automated to occur during sleep or may be performed with several extraction/replacements of fluid spaced throughout the day [4, 9].