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Mechanical complications were defined as follows: pericatheter leakage - leakage of dialysate from the wound or exit site, outflow failure - very poor drain and/or fill of PD fluid that made PD impossible to be carried out. Before diagnosis of outflow failure was made, the correct localization of catheter tip was confirmed with abdominal x-ray, a trial of fast infusion and outflow of dialysate was undertaken, and in case of APD, increase in dialysate volume was tried. Infectious complications consisted of: peritonitis -abdominal pain, cloudy dialysate or white blood cell count in dialysate greater then 100 cells per microliter and pericatheter infection - tunnel or exit site infection. Results are expressed as a mean��SD for continuous variables or frequency and percentage for categorical ones. Gaussian distribution of data was tested with Shapiro-Wilk W Fleroxacin test. Student t-test and chi-square Y-27632 cell line test were used for comparisons between mean and proportional values respectively. Associations between the presence of CRC and evaluated variables were tested with logistic regression analysis. Factors were included into multivariate logistic analysis, if they tended (pCHIR-99021 were started on PD after 14 days of catheter insertion. Demographic and clinical characteristic of analyzed population is presented in Tab. 1. Patients in ES group had more severe renal impairment in comparison to LS. Other parameters did not differ significantly between both groups. CRC complications were observed in 22 (23%) patients; 21 (31%) in ES group vs. 1 (3%) in LS group (p=0.01). Mechanical complications were found in 14 (21%) subjects in ES and in none in LS (p=0.01). Infectious complications developed in 7 (10%) ES and in 1 (3%) LS (p=0.2). Details are presented in Tab. 2. Univariate logistic analysis showed that the longer period of time between Tenckhoff catheter implantation and PD initiation decreased odds of adverse outcomes (Odds Ratio [OR] 0.80 95% Confidence Interval [95% CI] 0.71�C0.91; p=0.001 Fig. 1). Calcium, phosphate and creatinine concentration tended to correlate with CRC. Time to PD initiation, calcium, phosphate and creatinine concentration were included in multivariate model. The analysis showed that the only predictor independently associated with CRC was the time, which elapsed between catheter insertion and starting of PD (OR 0.80 95% CI 0.70�C0.91; p=0.001).