Partial reimplantation of Tenckhoff catheter for channel perforation and aneurysm: A case series
The fourth case was a 50-year-old female patient who reported with aneurysmal dilatation and kinking of the Tenckhoff catheter at the exit site after 3 years of CAPD insertion []. The cause of the problem was not known. Due to very short length of the normal proximal part of the catheter, it required not only partial reimplantation but also attachment of the extension channel to the catheter in situ. In the follow-up at 6 months, she was not suffering from any CAPD-related problems.\nThe clinical summary of the cases is given in .