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Department of Internal Medicine, Division of Nephrology and Department of Surgery, University of Michigan Medical Center Ann Arbor, Michigan
A 22-year-old woman on CAPD developed recurrent peritonitis with organisms
suggestive of a gynecologic source. A concomitant vagi nalleaking of dialysate
confirmed an abnormal communication between peritoneum and vagina. The
recurrent infection led to fungal overgrowth, abcess formation and catheter
loss. The appearance of peritoneal infection with normal vaginal organisms
should prompt a search for a gynecologic source of contamination such as that
demonstrated in this case.
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