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. 2023 Oct 30;19(2):224–232. doi: 10.2215/CJN.0000000000000342

Table 3.

Results comparing the overnight icodextrin dwell, the continuous ambulatory peritoneal dialysis dwell, and the three different glucose doses of the steady concentration peritoneal dialysis treatments

Treatment Treatment Time, h Ultrafiltration Volume, mL/Treatment Ultrafiltration Rate, mL/h Glucose Absorption Rate, g/h Glucose Ultrafiltration Efficiency, mL Ultrafiltration/g Glucose Absorbed Sodium Removal, mmol/Treatment Albumin Loss, g/Treatment
Overnight icodextrin dwell (n=8) 12.1±1.0a 617±191a 51±15 NA NA 92±27a 3.0±1.2a
CAPD dwell with 2.5% dextrose (n=8) 4.1±0.1b 162±242b 40±60 7.8±1.1 5.9±7.8 21±33b 1.1±0.4b
Carry Life UF 11 g/h (n=8) 5.2±0.3a,b 646±256a 124±49c,d 8.2±2.0 17.0±10.6d 86±27a 1.4±0.6b
Carry Life UF 14 g/h (n=8) 5.1±0.3a,b 739±312a 146±63a,b 10.4±1.0a 14.5±7.7d 92±33a 1.3±0.5b
Carry Life UF 20 g/h (n=8) 5.2±0.2a,b 863±380a 168±78a,b 14.0±1.5a 12.4±6.8e 110±37a 1.2±0.4b

Data are presented as mean±SD. Note that the fill volume was 2 L with the icodextrin dwell and the continuous ambulatory peritoneal dialysis dwell, whereas the fill volume was 1.5 L with the Carry Life UF treatments. NA, not applicable; CAPD, continuous ambulatory peritoneal dialysis.

Significant differences are denoted.

a

P < 0.001 versus the continuous ambulatory peritoneal dialysis dwell.

b

P < 0.001 versus the icodextrin dwell.

c

P < 0.01 versus the icodextrin dwell.

d

P < 0.01 versus the continuous ambulatory peritoneal dialysis dwell.

e

P < 0.05 versus the continuous ambulatory peritoneal dialysis dwell.