Interpretation of Peritoneal Transport Classification
INTERPRETATION OF PERITONEAL TRANSPORT CLASSIFICATION
| PET FAST | |||
|
Transport Classification |
Dialysate/Plasma Creatinine |
Dialysate Glucose |
Ultrafiltration Volume |
| Low |
0.34-0.49 |
945-1214 |
2651-3326 |
| Low average |
0.50-0.64 |
724-944 |
2369-2650 |
| Mean |
0.65 |
723 |
2368 |
| High average |
0.66-0.81 |
502-722 |
2085-2367 |
| High |
0.82-1.03 |
230-501 |
1580-2084 |
| PET STANDARD AND PET MODIFIED | |||
|
Transport Classification |
Dialysate/Plasma Creatinine |
Dialysate/Dialysate Glucose |
Ultrafiltration Volume |
| Low |
0.34-0.49 |
0.50-0.61 |
2651-3326 |
| Low average |
0.50-0.64 |
0.39-0.49 |
2369-2650 |
| Mean |
0.65 |
0.38 |
2368 |
| High average |
0.66-0.81 |
0.27-0.37 |
2085-2367 |
| High |
0.82-1.03 |
0.12-0.26 |
1580-2084 |
Note: Information is according to Twardowski, Z. J. – “The Fast Peritoneal Equilibration Test,” Seminars in Dialysis, Vol. 3, No. 3 (July-September)1990, pp. 141-142.
Membrane Transport Rate valid only for 2 liter 2.5% dialysis solution.